Many people assume they need to see a dermatologist to treat skin blemishes. And while that might be true for serious or unusual conditions, the blemishes I treat — like skin tags, thread veins, milia, and sebaceous hyperplasia — are common, easy to recognise, and completely safe to remove using Advanced Electrolysis.

This treatment isn’t the same as standard electrolysis for hair removal. Advanced Electrolysis is a highly specialised skill that requires a deeper understanding of the skin, the types of blemishes that can be treated safely, and the correct use of precise equipment.

I hold a VTCT Level 5 qualification in Advanced Electrolysis — the highest level currently available for electrologists in the UK. It means I’ve been trained to accurately assess and treat a wide range of skin blemishes, and to recognise when something might need referral instead.

Every treatment begins with a free consultation to make sure your blemish is suitable for removal and to talk through what to expect. You’ll never be rushed or pushed into anything — just honest advice and experienced care.

 not sure what you have?

I treat a wide range of blemishes safely and effectively with Advanced Electrolysis. Even if your condition isn’t shown above, there’s a good chance I can help.
👉 [View Full List of Treatable Blemishes Below]

  Skin Tags – Small, soft growths that appear on the skin.
   Milia – Tiny white or yellow cysts under the skin.
   Thread Veins – Small, visible blood vessels, often on the face.
   Blood Spots – Bright red marks, also known as cherry angiomas.
   Spider Veins – Clusters of small red, blue, or purple veins.
   Moles – Raised or flat pigmented skin growths.
   Age Spots – Dark patches caused by sun exposure.
   Sebaceous Hyperplasia – Small, yellowish bumps due to enlarged oil glands.
   Seborrhoeic Keratosis – Rough, wart-like growths on the skin.
   Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra (DPN) – Small dark skin bumps, common in darker skin tones.
   Syringoma – Small, skin-coloured bumps, usually near the eyes.
  Xanthelasma – Yellow cholesterol deposits around the eyes.
  Cysts – Fluid-filled lumps beneath the skin.
   Poikiloderma of Civatte – Red-brown discolouration caused by sun exposure.
   Verrucae – Viral warts, often on the hands or feet.
   Warts – Small, rough skin growths caused by HPV.

👉 Click on any blemish above to learn more about how electrolysis can safely and effectively remove it.

  Flexible & Convenient Treatment Options

I offer appointments that work around your schedule, with sessions available in:

   15-minute treatments (£45)
  30-minute treatments (£90)
  45-minute treatments (£135)
  60-minute treatments (£170)

👉 Check full pricing here.

Since multiple blemishes can be treated in one session, you’ll see results faster, though the number of sessions required depends on the quantity and type of blemishes being treated.

  Precise & Suitable for All Skin Types

Electrolysis is highly precise and allows for targeted treatment on even the most delicate areas, including:

🔹 Eyelids, underarms, and sensitive areas
🔹 All skin tones – effective on light, dark, and sensitive skin
🔹 Tailored treatment plans based on your skin’s needs

    If you’re unsure whether electrolysis is right for your blemish, I offer a free consultation to assess your skin and answer any questions you have.

❓ Have questions? Check our FAQ page here