The removal of skin tags is simple and quick with advanced electrolysis. The procedure consists of cauterising the skin tag with an electrolysis needle or probe. This allows the electrolysis method to sufficiently destroy the skin tag growth.
The Apilus electrolysis machine will remove the skin tag quickly and easily using Thermolysis (heat) and a single-use sterile probe which will carefully cauterise the skin tag
Before you book in for electrolysis skin tag removal, please email or whatsapp a clear close up photo of the skin tag you would like treated. If possible, place your little finger next to the tag to show the size of the tag.
During the initial consultation, Katie will make sure you are suitable for electrolysis, discuss what you would like to treat, medical history, how the treatment works, what to expect and aftercare.
The Apilus electrolysis machine will remove the skin tag quickly and easily using Thermolysis (heat) and a single-use sterile probe which will carefully cauterise the skin tag,
The treatment is mildly uncomfortable, you may feel a slight stinging sensation but it’s normally over in a few seconds. Skin tags don’t normally bleed but if it does we will ensure it’s stopped before you leave. A soothing after care lotion will be applied at the end of the treatment.
Following your treatment you may experience a slight reddening/swelling or warmth of the skin in the area. Aftercare advice will be given.
You’ll probably notice small scabs or some dry red marks following your treatment. These will be small in size and won’t persist for more than 7 to 14 days. You will be left with no scarring – and, of course, there will be no sign that the skin tags were ever there to begin with.
Using the Apilus electrolysis machine
1 Tag – £75
Up to 5 Tags – £95
Up to 15 Tags – £150
Up to 30 Tags – £225
Before an appointment please email or WhatsApp a clear close up photo of the skin tag you would like treated. If possible, place your little finger next to the tag to show the size of the tag.
Skin tags are soft, small growths that hang from the skin by a stalk, while moles are flat or raised, round or oval growths with a smooth border. Skin tags are usually flesh-coloured or slightly darker than the skin, while moles can be brown, tan, black, blue, red, or pink. Hair can grow inside moles but not skin tags.
Please email or whatsapp a clear close up photo of the skin tag you would like treated. If possible, place your little finger next to the tag to show the size of the tag.
katie@hertslaserandbeautyclinic.co.uk
Tel no 07399 574059