small blemish removal colchester & chelmsford
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Amy Gordon

Small Blemish Treatment

No Blemish Is Too Small: Why the ‘Little Things’ Matter  In my clinic, I often meet clients who arrive feeling unsure—sometimes even apologetic—about a small blemish that’s been bothering them. It might be a tiny thread vein, a skin tag, a milia, or a small area of pigmentation. From the outside, others might not even notice it… but to you, it could be the very first thing you see in the mirror every day. And that matters. I want you to know this: no blemish is too small to treat. If something is affecting your confidence—even in a subtle way—it’s worth addressing. Your feelings about your skin are valid, and

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Amy Gordon

Advanced Electrolysis Training

Welcome to Blemish Pro: The UK’s First Online Support Platform for Advanced Blemish Removal Are you searching for advanced blemish removal training, you are trained and have the qualification but feel out of your depth following your initial training or you have lost confidence and/or looking for support in growing your skills and business in Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (ACP)? Blemish Pro is here to support you every step of the way. Founded by Amy Gordon, a VTCT Level 5 Advanced Cosmetic Practitioner, and Kolaine Farr, owner of Kolaines Beauty Lounge and experienced ACP trainer, Blemish Pro is the first online support platform dedicated to blemish removal professionals. Whether you’re just

Blemish Immediately Post Treatment
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Amy Gordon

Blemishes – Immediately Post Treatment

What will my Blemish look like immediately post treatment? This is a really important question and one you need to know in order to make a decision on when is the right time to get a blemish treated especially if on your face. Blemishes will look different dependent on the blemish and size of blemish being treated. Firstly, the technique I use to treat blemishes called diathermy, which involves using a small probe and a gentle current to cauterise the blemish. It’s quick, precise, and minimally invasive—but yes, there will be some immediate changes to the skin. Right after your treatment, the area might look a little red and sometimes