Professional Blemish Removal By Electrocoagulation
Whether it be a vascular or pigmented or a raised bump on the skin, our solutions effectively treat small benign bumps that can affect facial or body appearance. Our services safely and efficiently remove these imperfections, leaving your skin smooth and flawless. We offer quicker, more affordable treatment options and you won't have to wait months to see us. Schedule a consultation with us to take the first step towards achieving healthy, flawless, and beautiful skin.
We specialize in treating aesthetically benign skin blemishes and are unable to treat skin diseases. Most conditions are successfully treated in 1–3, 15-minute sessions, with minimal skin reaction. Typical area treated, face, neck, chest, hands, and arms. This treatment is safe for all skin types.
Most Common Benign Blemishes
- Skin Tags
Skin tags are common benign skin growths that may appear smooth or slightly irregular in texture. They are most commonly found in areas where skin experiences friction, such as the neck, underarms, eyelids, groin, and beneath the breasts. Skin tags are often attached to the skin by a small stalk called a peduncle. While they are not dangerous, they may become irritated or uncomfortable if they rub against clothing, jewelry, or skin folds.
- Milia
Small, hard, white or yellow bumps that are usually found on the face, around the eyes and cheeks. They are caused by a buildup of excess sebum, debris and keratin, a protein that's normally found in skin tissues, hair, and nails. Milia are harmless and will often go away on their own.
- Seborrheic KeratosisCommon benign skin growths that can appear on various areas of the face and body. Seborrheic keratoses often present as brown, tan, black, or waxy “stuck-on” appearing lesions with a rough, slightly raised texture, most commonly found on the face, chest, back, neck, and torso. They grow slowly, either singly or in groups. About 30% of people have at least one seborrheic keratosis by the age of 40, and about 75% by the age of 70.
How It Works
ELECTROCOAGULATION (Blemish Removal)
A small probe with a minute electric current is used to cauterize the skin blemish. Most blemishes and skin tags will immediately decrease in size or even fall away during the procedure. An antibiotic ointment (Polysporin®) will be applied immediately following your treatment. All blemishes will dry up and create a scab 2-3 days following your treatment.
Electrocoagulation is a quick and effective solution for removing various skin blemishes, it is safe and effective for all skin types.
Electrocoagulation is virtually painless, but some patients may feel a slight pricking sensation.
Within the first 24 hrs. the skin may be sensitive and in 2-3 days the skin already is in healing mode, creating a protective scab wish will completely resolve by 7-10 days. It is important to follow all home care recommendation and continue to apply ScarFix ointment available though our clinic, as directed by your practitioner.
