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Advanced Electrolysis
Walthamstow

Precision treatment for benign skin lesions and facial thread veins

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What is Advanced Electrolysis?

 

Advanced Electrolysis, also known as Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (ACP), is a specialist treatment used to remove or reduce a range of benign skin lesions and visible facial thread veins.

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Using a very fine sterile probe and a controlled electrical current, the therapist can precisely target the unwanted tissue or small blood vessel. Different electrolysis techniques are used depending on what is being treated, allowing the treatment to be adapted to the individual lesion and skin.

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Advanced Electrolysis can be particularly useful for skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas/blood spots, sebaceous hyperplasia, seborrhoeic keratoses, syringomas and small facial thread veins, as well as other suitable benign skin lesions.

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Before treatment, we'll assess the area to confirm that Advanced Electrolysis is appropriate for your skin and the concern being treated.

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WHAT CAN ADVANCED ELECTROLYSIS TREAT?​

Suitable Skin Lesions

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Skin Tags

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Milia​

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Cherry Angiomas

 

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Red Veins

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Sebaceous Hyperplasia​​

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Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra

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Key Benefits

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Precise
Targets the lesion with accuracy, minimising effect on surrounding skin.

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Quick treatment time
Many lesions can be treated in a short appointment.

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Non-surgical
A safe, non-surgical treatment for selected skin blemishes and growths.

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Minimal downtime
You can usually return to your normal activities soon after treatment.

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Pricing

From £30

Pricing is based on the size and number of lesions being treated.

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Advanced Electrolysis Q&A

Lesion Information
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