Highlights
Skin tag or milia removal by Advanced Electrolysis
About This Deal
FAQ
How many blemishes will you be able to treat with this voucher?
A one-area session allows for the treatment of as many blemishes as the 15-minute treatment window allows. This could include skin tags, milia or a combination of both. A two-area session provides up to 30 minutes of treatment time.
What Are Skin Tags and Milia?
- Skin Tags are small, soft growths of skin often found on the neck, underarms or body folds. Though harmless, they can be irritating or affect confidence.
- Milia are tiny white or yellowish bumps, typically on the face, formed when keratin becomes trapped beneath the surface of the skin.
Who is this treatment suitable for?
Most adults are suitable for this treatment, particularly those looking to address skin tags or milia that are persistent, irritating or affecting their confidence. A patch test is not typically required, and the procedure is quick and well tolerated.
This treatment is not suitable for:
- Pregnant or breastfeeding clients
- Individuals with certain skin conditions or on specific medications (assessed during consultation)
Expected Results
- Treated lesions typically fall away or flatten within a few days.
What to Bring
Please come with clean skin in the treatment area and avoid applying makeup or skincare to the treatment area as there won’t be time to remove it prior to treatment.
Booking Info
Once you purchase your Groupon voucher, simply contact me directly by email or phone to book your consultation and treatment.
Prestige Skin, Dry Drayton:
- Led by a NMC Registered Public Health Nurse and Midwife
- Save Face accredited clinic - Save Face is a government-approved register that ensures we meet the highest standards in safety, hygiene, and ethics.
- Inspected and approved by South Cambridgeshire District Council for Electrolysis
Please note that whilst I am qualified to treat a wide range of blemishes with advanced electrolysis, this voucher is only valid for the removal of skin tags or milia. The voucher is NOT valid for mole removal as I would need a GP or dermatologist letter to confirm that the mole is safe to remove prior to treatment and this would likely incur additional charges.
