milia removal
what are milia?
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.
Improving your skincare routine at home can largely prevent milia from forming. We provide skin consultations tailored to your specific skin goals and help you achieve the results you deserve.
what is milia removal?
If you regularly suffer from many milia you should consider your dietary intake and the cosmetic products use on your skin. However, Milia can be treated very quickly and easily using electrolysis.
Milia treatment is performed by inserting a tiny electrolysis needle (about the size of an eyelash) and applying a Short Wave Diathermy or Thermolysis current which is an AC/RF/HF (Alternating current, radio frequency, high frequency) current.
The energy created breaks down the hard fatty tissue and allows it to disperse into the body.
When correctly performed a ‘popping’ sensation is often experienced as the needle pierces the keratinised centre of the Milia.
1 – 2 days later a tiny crust may form which must not be removed but left to drop off.
Large Milia may require a 2nd treatment 3-4 weeks later.
As electrolysis was invented by an ophthalmologist for in-growing eyelashes over 100 years ago, it is perfectly safe to use around the eye area allowing milia on the eyelids and even between the eyelashes to be treated perfectly safely.
Preparation
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Milia Removal is a very easy treatment and needs little to no preparation.
Aftercare
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Keep the skin protected and hydrated, use plenty of SPF and ensure hydration for long-lasting results.
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With years of experience and training, our team will develop a treatment plan that is tailored to your specific skin goals and help you achieve the results you deserve.