SKIN blemish Removal

Skin blemishes refer to a range of non-cancerous skin conditions that can affect the appearance of the skin. Among the various types of blemishes, Milia, Xanthelasma, Syringoma, Theread veins, Verruca and Warts, and Sebaceous Hyperplasia are some of the most commonly treated.

SKINLAB offers treatment for a wide range of skin blemishes, with each treatment carefully tailored to your individual needs through a thorough skin consultation. Depending on the type of skin blemish, we either use Sterex, Cryopen or IPL treatment.

We treat:

• Moles

• Seborrhoeic Keratosis

• Skin Tags

• Milia

• Warts

• Verrucas

• Blood spot

Warts and Verrucas are small, rough growths that appear on the skin, caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). While warts can develop on various parts of your body, verrucas specifically appear on the soles of your feet. Although they may look similar, they have distinct characteristics and can cause different levels of discomfort.

Wart & Verruca removal is carried out by Sterex Treatment.

Seborrhoeic keratosis is a common, benign skin growth that often appears as a warty, brown or black spot, typically as a sign of aging. These growths are non-cancerous and usually develop in people over 40, becoming more frequent with age.

Seborrhoeic Keratosis removal is carried out by Sterex Treatment.

Moles are common skin growths that appear as small, dark spots or bumps on the skin. They are caused by clusters of pigment-producing cells called melanocytes. Moles can be brown, black, or even pink, and they vary in size, shape, and texture. Most moles develop during childhood or adolescence, and it's normal for them to change slightly over time, especially during puberty or pregnancy.

Mole reduction is carried out by Sterex Treatment.

Skin tags are small growths that hang off your skin. They can vary in colour and size – from a few millimetres up to 5cm wide and are usually found on the neck, armpits, around the groin, or under the breasts. They're common and harmless, but can be removed if they're bothering you.

Skin Tag removal is carried out by Sterex Treatment.

Milia are tiny cysts that show up as white spots on the face. They're usually mistaken for whiteheads, but they're actually little pockets of keratin that have formed beneath the epidermis and frequently appear in clusters. Many people choose to get them removed, although they aren't dangerous.

Milia removal is carried out by Sterex treatment.

Blood spots, also known as cherry angiomas, are very common skin growths that can appear on any part of the body. These small collections of blood vessels are typically red, circular in shape, and often very small. They can feel smooth and even with the skin or slightly raised. Blood spots most commonly appear on the arms, legs, torso, and shoulders, particularly in adults over the age of 30.

Blood spot removal is carried out by Sterex treatment.

The Sterex machine is a precision device used in aesthetic treatments to safely and effectively remove various skin blemishes. Using advanced electrolysis technology, it delivers targeted energy to the blemish, ensuring minimal discomfort and no impact on surrounding healthy skin.

The procedure is quick, with most patients experiencing only slight tingling, and there is minimal downtime, allowing you to resume daily activities immediately. The Sterex machine offers excellent results, leaving skin smooth and blemish-free.

Cryopen Cryotherapy works by releasing a precise, high-pressure jet of nitrous oxide (N₂O) onto the skin lesion. The extreme cold (-89°C) rapidly freezes the unwanted tissue, destroying the cells while leaving surrounding healthy skin untouched. The treated area then naturally sheds over the following days, revealing smooth, clear skin beneath. The treatment is quick, targeted, and involves minimal discomfort or downtime.

Both treatments effectively remove benign skin blemishes, but they work in different ways. Cryopen Cryotherapy uses controlled freezing to remove lesions in seconds, making it ideal for clients who prefer a fast, modern, and minimally invasive procedure. Sterex, on the other hand, uses advanced electrolysis to cauterise the blemish with a fine probe, offering precision control for delicate areas or specific skin types. During your consultation, your practitioner will advise which method best suits your skin and the type of blemish being treated.