Mole Removal Colchester & Chelmsford
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Mole Removal – Client Review

Mole Removal – Client Review Nicky came to me presenting with a large mole on the brow bone of her right eye. It had been bothering her for some time and she had had it checked at the doctors which is always necessaary prior to any mole reduction to confirm that the mole is benign. Moles on the face are common, and most are harmless, but they can still raise questions. These small, dark spots or growths on the skin are formed when pigment-producing cells called melanocytes cluster together. Some people are born with them, while others develop them over time due to sun exposure or genetics. Facial moles vary

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Bare All This Summer with Blemish-Free Skin

Bare All This Summer with Blemish-Free Skin Summer will come around sooner than we know it, or I keep telling myself that anyway! Although Blemish removal can take place in the summer I find the perfect time is now to start thinking about how you want to feel this summer. For many of us, blemishes and skin imperfections can make us hesitant to go bare-faced or bodied and enjoy the sunny days. Whether it’s Seborrheic Keratosis or moles, blemishes can impact our skin confidence, but the good news is, you don’t have to let them. Summer is just around the corner, and now is the perfect time to start thinking

Xanthelasma Removal Colchester & Chelmsford
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Understanding Diathermy Treatment for Xanthelasma

Understanding Diathermy Treatment for Xanthelasma Xanthelasma are benign, cholesterol-filled deposits that appear as yellowish bumps on the skin, typically around the eyelids. While they are not harmful, many people seek treatment for cosmetic reasons, hoping to reduce their appearance. Diathermy, a method that I use in my clinics uses high-frequency electrical currents to target and shrink tissue, I find this to be extremely effective and a fairly quick form of treatment. However the effectiveness of diathermy for xanthelasma’s can vary depending on factors such as the size, location, and depth of the deposits. Diathermy works by applying controlled heat to the affected area, which breaks down the fatty deposits. The