BLEMISHES REMOVAL

 Mole removal is a simple procedure to safely eliminate benign (non-cancerous) moles, improving skin appearance and comfort 

A sebaceous cyst is a small, non-cancerous lump that develops under the skin. It forms when a sebaceous gland (oil gland) or hair follicle becomes blocked, trapping sebum (the skin’s natural oil).

They are usually:

• Soft or firm to the touch
• Slow-growing 
• Painless (unless infected or inflamed) 

Sebaceous cysts are benign and can be safely removed if they cause discomfort, become infected, or for cosmetic reasons.

A skin tag is a small, soft, benign (non-cancerous) growth of skin that often appears on the neck, eyelids, underarms, or other areas where skin rubs together.

They are:

• Harmless and painless
• Common with age or friction
• Easily removed for comfort or cosmetic reasons

An age spot (also called liver spot or sun spot) is a flat, benign patch of darker skin that appears due to sun exposure and ageing.

They are:

• Harmless and non-cancerous
• Common on the face, hands, and arms
• Treatable if you wish to improve skin tone and appearance.

A blood spot (also known as a cherry angioma) is a small, benign cluster of blood vessels that appears as a bright red mark on the skin.

They are:

• Harmless and non-cancerous
• Common on the body as we age
• Can be safely removed for cosmetic reasons

Red veins (also known as thread veins, spider veins, or broken capillaries) are tiny, dilated blood vessels that appear just beneath the skin’s surface, often on the face or legs.

They are:

• Harmless and non-cancerous
• Caused by sun exposure, ageing, genetics, or skin sensitivity
• Treatable to restore a clearer, more even skin tone