This blemish, Sebaceous Hyperplasia, is the one I am asked most about in terms of why am I getting it? How could I have avoided it? And is there anything I can do to stop it coming back? So I’ll delve a little more into it below. Firstly, I would like to say that this blemish, particularly when found alone, is one I need to look out for and proceed with caution. It can look very similar to BCC (Basal Cell Carcinoma), so if I am ever in any doubt, I will always ask you to see your GP for a second opinion and/or use my dermatology process, which allows

When choosing someone to perform your blemish removal or reduction, it is key to understand who you are choosing and why, and I welcome clients’ questions. Whether that be my hygiene methods, protocols, experience, or anything else for that matter, I understand that you need to trust that you are in safe hands with someone who is fully experienced, insured, and licensed to carry out such treatments. I am an advocate in the industry for the highest level of hygiene standards and have worked alongside companies such as EnBio Autoclave to showcase their autoclave sterilisers to the people working within our industry. Unfortunately, not every clinic will follow the strict

I think most of us start the New Year with some resolution, whether that’s to get fit, walk more, spend more time with family & friends, or maybe even change jobs or travel more. I believe that in 2026, there shouldn’t be any reason we still live with blemishes that affect our confidence or that we simply don’t like. There are simple, practical methods for removal that can change this with little to no downtime, in safe, experienced hands. Throughout 2025, I had the pleasure of treating a variety of clients of all sexes and ages, and all for the same reason, not the same blemish, but the same reason.