Sebaceous Hyperplasia is a common condition I see in both of my Colchester and Chelmsford Clinics although unless you have it, not many people would know what it is and even if you do have it, you may not have yet discovered what it is. Over the years I have met clients with a singular hyperplasia on their forehead for instance and then clients whose faces are fairly well covered. Each case is different. Here my client presents with multiple Sebaceous Hyperplasia on the forehead, some larger than others and throughout the time I have been seeing her her skin has improved dramatically. Along with her treatments with myself, I

Cyst Removal. One of the most commonly searched blemishes to remove and one of the most satisfying for a Blemish Removal Practitioner to work with. Cysts come in many variations and today I want to talk about Sebaceous cysts. A sebaceous cyst ordinarily sits below the skin surface and more often than not contains a whitish substance which can take on the smell of cheese or so many of us practitioners believe so. Sebaceous cysts tend to develop when the sebaceous glands,  located beneath the skin’s surface, become blocked. The role of a sebaceous gland is to produce an oily substance called sebum, which is there to lubricate the hair

Skin Tag removal is probably one of the most common treatments I do alongside Mole removal, wart removal and cyst removal. The majority of the population have a skin tag or two in one place or another and they can even appear at a young age if there is particular friction to the skin or they are genetic. There is no need to suffer with skin tags as I hear many clients say how they affect their confidence and how they can be uncomfortable when they catch them. This gentleman came to see me not so long ago with a skin tag which was bothering him on his eye. He