🔹What is seborrhoeic keratosis ?

Seborrhoeic keratosis is a common, benign skin growth that often appears with age. It can range in colour from light brown to black and may have a waxy, rough, or scaly texture. These lesions can develop anywhere on the body but are most commonly found on:

✅ face & Scalp
✅ neck & Chest 
✅ back & shoulders
✅ arms & hands

They are completely harmless, but many people choose to remove them for cosmetic reasons or comfort especially if they catch on clothing or jewellery. 

🔹 How advanced Electrolysis Removes seborrhoeic keratosis

Advanced electrolysis is a precise, non-invasive method that effectively removes seborrhoeic keratosis without the risks of cutting, freezing, or scarring.

How It Works:

1️⃣ A fine, sterilised probe is applied to the surface of the seborrhoeic keratosis.
2️⃣ The probe is heated by a small electrical current, dehydrating the lesion.
3️⃣ A protective scab forms and naturally sheds over time, revealing fresh new skin.

💡 Unlike other removal methods, Advanced Electrolysis precisely targets the lesion without damaging the surrounding skin.

🔹 Why Choose advanced Electrolysis Over Other seborrhoeic keratosis Removal Methods?

Advanced Electrolysis ✅
  Precise & targeted – Treats only the lesion without affecting surrounding skin.
   Minimally invasive – No cutting, no surgery, no harsh chemicals.
     Suitable for all skin types – Works even on delicate or visible areas.
❌ Aftercare – A tiny scab may form but heals quickly.

Cryotherapy (Freezing) 🥶
   Quick treatment.
❌ Less precise – Can affect surrounding skin.
❌ Can cause irritation – May lead to redness, blistering, or pigmentation changes.

Laser Therapy 🔥
  Effective for multiple blemishes.
❌ More expensive – Higher cost than electrolysis.
❌ Not always suitable for darker skin tones – Risk of pigmentation issues.

Surgical Removal ✂️
  Instant removal.
❌ Higher risk of scarring – Can leave a mark, especially on sensitive areas.
❌ Requires local anaesthesia – May involve stitches or downtime.

💡 Advanced electrolysis is the most precise and minimally invasive option—making it the best choice for delicate areas like the face and neck.

🔹Do I need to See a Dermatologist for seborrhoeic keratosis removal

Seborrhoeic keratoses are very common and easy to recognise, meaning a dermatologist isn’t necessary for safe and effective removal. Many people initially assume they need a specialist, but Advanced Electrolysis offers the same results at a fraction of the cost and without the long wait times.

🔹 Recognisable & treatable – As a VTCT Level 5-qualified specialist in Advanced Electrolysis, I have the expertise to accurately identify and safely remove seborrhoeic keratoses.
🔹 No unnecessary dermatologist fees – Many clinics charge high consultation fees before even discussing treatment.
🔹 Quick & accessible – No need for GP referrals or lengthy waiting lists.
🔹 Safe & precise – Advanced Electrolysis is just as effective as dermatological treatments but without the need for surgery, lasers, or harsh peels.

💡 If you’re unsure whether Advanced Electrolysis is right for your seborrhoeic keratosis, I offer a free consultation to assess your skin and discuss the best treatment option for you.

🔹 Prices for seborrhoeic keratosis Removal

💡 Pricing is based on the number of growths and the time needed for removal.

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🔹 Who is seborrhoeic keratosis Removal Suitable For?

Advanced Electrolysis is suitable for all skin types and works best for people who:

✅ Want a quick and safe way to remove seborrhoeic keratoses
✅ Prefer a minimally invasive method without scarring
✅ Have sensitive areas (like the face or neck)
✅ Want permanent removal with no risk of regrowth

📌 Still have questions? I offer a free consultation to discuss your options. 👉 Schedule Your Free Consultation.

🔹 Common Causes:

Seborrhoeic keratoses can develop for many reasons, including:

✅ Ageing – Most common in middle-aged and older adults.
✅ Genetics – If family members have seborrhoeic keratoses, you may be more likely to develop them.
✅ Sun Exposure – UV damage can contribute to the formation of lesions.
✅ Friction – Areas where skin rubs together may develop these growths.
✅ Hormonal Changes – Pregnancy and other hormonal fluctuations can play a role.

💡 While seborrhoeic keratoses are harmless, many people choose to remove them for cosmetic reasons or to prevent irritation from clothing or jewellery.

🔹 What to Expect After Treatment

  Immediate results – The lesion is treated.
  Mild redness – This usually fades within a few hours.
     A small scab may form – It falls off naturally after a few days, leaving smooth skin behind.
  No downtime – You can return to your normal routine immediately!

📌 I provide full aftercare advice to ensure fast, smooth healing.

🔹 Book Your Seborrhoeic keratosis Removal Today!

You don’t have to live with unwanted seborrhoeic keratoses.

💡 Take control of your skin today—safe, effective treatment is just a call away.

📞 Call 07434 865 389
📧 Email leahelectrolysis@gmail.com

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