Stubborn White Bumps? Milia Removal with Diathermy If you notice small, stubborn white bumps just under the surface of your skin, they are most likely milia. They are small, keratin-filled cysts that often appear around the eyes and cheeks. Unlike a typical blemish that may be growing out of the skin or on top of the skin, milia are trapped under a thin layer of skin, meaning you can’t just squeeze them out, and in fact, attempting to do so can lead to scarring and inflammation. I have seen this many times in the clinic. Using diathermy, the method I use in the clinic. These milia can be treated non-invasively,

If you’ve noticed a small, firm, flesh-colored bump on your nose or somewhere on the face that just won’t go away, you aren’t alone. Many people mistake these for common moles. However, these stubborn spots can often be fibrous papules, which are a benign skin growth. Incredibly common but equally frequently misunderstood. What is the Difference? Mole or Fibrous Papule It’s easy to see why they get confused, but under the surface, they are quite different. Moles: These are made of melanocytes (pigment-producing cells). They are usually brown or tan in colour although can also be skin coloured. These can change shape or colour over time. Because they involve pigment

Over the past few years, more patients across Essex and nationwide have been turning to private blemish removal services. With the NHS no longer treating conditions such as warts, moles, skin tags, xanthelasma, and spider nevi as they are deemed as cosmetic, many people have been left searching for trusted private options. This in itself can become a minefield of research as you discover a multitide of clinics and offers. I believe the clinics I offer are perfect if you are looking for a private, trusted and intimate setting where time is spent, any questions will be answered and you are never just a number. Part of what I do