Small raised bumps, tags and blemishes that catch on clothing or bother you in the mirror.
Hard white bumps under the surface, soft skin tags on the neck or underarms, and other small benign blemishes.
Milia are keratin trapped beneath the skin. Skin tags are benign growths, often where skin rubs or jewellery catches. Neither is harmful, but both can be removed.
Precise removal by hand or with controlled electrocoagulation. We assess every lesion first and will not treat anything we cannot confidently identify as benign.
These are the treatments we offer for this concern. Which one suits you depends on your skin — we will recommend honestly at your free consultation.
Quick, precise removal of benign skin tags, most often on the neck, underarms, eyelids or anywhere clothing and jewellery catch. Treatment takes minutes and several tags can usually be dealt with in one appointment.
Important: we treat skin tags only. Moles, warts and any lesion that has changed in size, shape or colour must be assessed by your GP or a dermatologist first — we will not remove anything we are not certain about.
Careful, hygienic removal of small keratin cysts — those tiny white bumps often found around the eyes and cheeks — performed by a trained therapist.
Individual results vary. Suitability, expected outcomes and aftercare are discussed before any treatment begins.
