Moles in the eyebrows are quite common and usually harmless. While some may embrace them as a unique facial feature, others might find them bothersome or want to remove them for aesthetic or medical reasons. The key is to keep an eye on any mole for changes and consult a dermatologist if needed. If you’re considering removal/reduction then there are safe and effective options that can give you the results you want while preserving the natural brow. Moles are common skin growths that can appear almost anywhere on the body, including the eyebrow area. While they may seem unusual, moles in or around the eyebrows aren’t as rare as you might

Wart Removal Before & After There is nothing more rewarding than helping a client regain their confidence by removing a blemish they’ve had for years but didn’t know how to address. The client in the image below visited me approximately 12 weeks ago, presenting with what she believed to be a skin tag, though it also appeared wart-like. This was one of those ambiguous blemishes that could not be easily categorised, but after a thorough examination, I determined it to be a wart-like growth, likely exacerbated by friction, which gave it a skin tag-like appearance. To ensure the safest approach, I recommended that the client consult her doctor to confirm

Wart Removal/Reduction using Diathermy is a procedure that creates a high-frequency electrical current which generates heat, which is then used to destroy the tissue of the wart. I find Diathermy is particularly effective for warts that have been resistant to other treatments, such as topical medications or cryotherapy (freezing). Before any treatment you will have a thorough consultation to ensure medically we can go ahead with the treatment, that you fully understand what to expect and that you also understand how to care for the wart in the following days/weeks. Once treatment starts, a fine needle will be placed in contact with the wart, and an electric current is passed