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The concern, location, size, number and suitability are considered first.
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Advanced electrolysis
Careful treatment for minor blemishes.
A precise approach to eligible benign skin concerns, with treatment planned around the type, size, location and number of blemishes.
The treatment
Precise and
targeted.
Advanced electrolysis uses a very fine probe and a controlled current to treat suitable minor skin blemishes. The technique differs according to the concern being addressed.
Some concerns may need more than one appointment. Fatos will assess suitability and explain what can reasonably be treated, how the skin may respond and what aftercare is required.
Assessment comes first
Advanced electrolysis is intended for benign cosmetic concerns. If a mark is new, changing, bleeding, weeping or otherwise concerning, you should speak to your GP or dermatologist before arranging cosmetic treatment. Some concerns, including certain moles, may require written medical confirmation.
Suitable concerns
What may be treated.
Suitability is always confirmed individually. These descriptions are for orientation and are not a diagnosis.
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Skin tags
Small, soft, raised benign growths, often found where skin folds or rubs.
Click to book02Milia
Small keratin-filled cysts that appear as white or cream raised bumps.
Click to book03Thread veins
Small visible superficial capillaries, often seen on the face.
Click to book04Cherry angiomas
Common benign red spots formed by a collection of small blood vessels.
Click to book05Seborrhoeic warts
Common benign, raised lesions that can have a rough or waxy surface.
Click to book06Sebaceous hyperplasia
Small benign bumps caused by enlarged sebaceous glands.
Click to book07Spider veins
Visible vessels with fine capillaries radiating from a central point.
Click to book08DPN
Small benign pigmented papules, commonly seen on darker skin tones.
Click to bookImportant: This page does not provide a diagnosis. Seek medical advice for any new or changing skin mark, or one that bleeds, weeps or causes concern.
Your appointment
Assessment, treatment,
aftercare.
Treat
A precise technique is selected for the eligible blemish and your skin.
Heal
You receive aftercare advice and an explanation of the expected healing response.
Quick answers
Before you book.
Can every skin blemish be treated?+
No. Treatment is limited to suitable benign concerns. Fatos will assess the area and may recommend that you seek medical advice before any cosmetic procedure.
Will I need more than one appointment?+
Possibly. The type, size, location and number of blemishes all affect the treatment plan and expected response.
Can a mole be treated?+
Some moles may be considered only with appropriate medical confirmation. Any uncertain, new or changing mole must be assessed by a doctor or dermatologist first.
How is the final price confirmed?+
The price is based on what can safely be treated and the time required. An accurate quote may only be possible after the area has been seen.
Advanced electrolysis
Would you like the area assessed?
Book online or contact Fatos if you are unsure which appointment is suitable.