BLEMISH REMOVAL
BLEMISH REMOVAL
Non-Surgical Blemish Removal is an increasingly popular procedure designed to eliminate various skin imperfections, including telangiectasia (red veins), spider naevi, skin tags, blood spots, seborrhoeic keratosis, milia, hairy moles, and viral warts.
Utilizing advanced techniques such as electrolysis and plasma fibroblast therapy, this treatment effectively addresses these concerns. Many individuals find skin blemishes to be unsightly, often leading to diminished self-esteem. Fortunately, most blemishes can be safely treated or significantly reduced without scarring through the application of advanced surgical electrolysis. This method employs a fine needle and electric current to target and treat the blemish.
The plasma device utilized in this procedure is equipped with a small surgical probe that generates electrical energy. This energy ionizes the oxygen and nitrogen in the air, creating a small electrical arc that effectively eradicates the blemish. Skin imperfections are more common than many realize, stemming from factors such as aging, UV damage, and specific health conditions.
Electrolysis has been in practice for over a century to address issues like broken capillaries, spider naevi, and warts. With ongoing advancements in technology, this technique has evolved into a straightforward and safe option for treatment. Electrolysis is effective in removing, visibly reducing, and improving the appearance of unwanted skin blemishes, delivering immediate results.Mechanism of ActionAdvanced Electrolysis employs a thermolysis current and a very fine needle to either cauterize or gently lift away the superficial layer of the skin, depending on the specific blemish being treated.
Types of Skin Blemishes Treated:
Spider Veins (Telangiectasia):
Typically appearing on the face and neck, these veins lie just beneath the skin's surface and often feature a central red spot with extensions resembling a spider's web. They are relatively common, affecting approximately 10-15% of healthy adults.
Cherry Angioma (Blood Spots):
Comprising clusters of tiny capillaries, these small, round domes can vary in color from bright red to purple. Initially, they may appear as tiny dots measuring a tenth of a millimeter but can grow to one or two millimeters, and occasionally up to a centimeter.
Skin Tags:
Resulting from an overgrowth of skin cells, skin tags commonly occur in areas subjected to friction, such as necklines, underarms, and skin folds. They consist of a loose flap of excess skin attached by a stalk and can vary in size from a pinhead to that of a broad bean.
Seborrhoeic Keratosis:
This non-contagious wart type is often associated with aging, long-term sun exposure, and genetic factors. Typically found on the temples, sides of the face, and upper body, they can range in color from pale yellow to dark brown, often resembling a 'bran flake' adhered to the skin.Sebaceous
Cysts:
These blemishes form when a plug of sebum becomes trapped within a sebaceous sac beneath the skin, often due to an overgrowth of the surface epidermis. They can vary significantly in size and are commonly located on the face, chest, scalp, and back.
Milia:
Characterized as tiny, hard keratinized 'pearls' located just beneath the skin's surface, milia can range in size from a grain of sand to that of a garden pea. Their exact cause remains unclear, although factors such as rich creams, excessive Vitamin C, and high cholesterol levels have been implicated.
Warts:
Small, non-cancerous, and contagious growths caused by strains of the human papillomavirus (HPV), warts come in various forms, including common and plane warts.In conclusion, Non-Surgical Blemish Removal offers a safe and effective solution for individuals seeking to improve their skin's appearance and regain confidence.
BLEMISH REMOVAL
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