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Skin Lesion Removal

Remove unsightly skin lesions quickly and effectively using Advanced Electrolysis. Prices from £95

Treatments available in Queens Park, Bournemouth, Dorset

Advanced Electrolysis is a fast, effective, safe solution for removing skin imperfections.

Advanced Electrolysis

Diathermy is an advanced electrolysis technique which offers a fast, effective, and safe solution for removing a variety of skin imperfections, including skin tags, warts, milia, thread veins, blood spots, seborrhoeic keratosis and age spots.

The process uses high-frequency electrical currents to gently heat and destroy the targeted tissue, ensuring precision removal with minimal impact on surrounding healthy skin. The treatment removes lesions instantly, with most sites forming a small scab that heals within one to two weeks.

Holding Cryopen

Common Skin Lesions

Common Skin Lesions

  • Skin Tags: Small growths on the skin, often found in areas of friction, such as skin folds.
  • Warts: Rough, raised lesions caused by a virus, commonly appearing on hands or feet.
  • Milia: Tiny white bumps caused by trapped keratin under the skin.
  • Thread Veins: Small, visible red or purple veins close to the skin’s surface, often found on the face or legs.
  • Blood Spots: Bright red spots caused by broken blood vessels, typically appearing on the torso.
  • Seborrhoeic Keratosis: Harmless, raised growths with a waxy or wart-like appearance, usually found on the face, chest, or back.
  • Age Spots: Flat, pigmented spots caused by sun exposure, commonly seen on the face, hands, or arms.
Skin tag removal

Mole Reduction

Diathermy is an effective option for improving the appearance of raised moles by reducing their size and prominence. Following treatment the mole will appear significantly flatter and less visible, and lighter in colour. This procedure can only be performed following confirmation from your GP that the mole is benign and safe to treat.

Cosmetic procedures such as skin lesion removal are no longer being offered by many practitioners on the NHS, so treatment at Nurse Cosmetics is a good alternative.

Patient Testimonials

The procedure was over so quickly, and had the desired effect - my skin tag was instantly removed with minimal discomfort. Thank you AnnaLouise!

Mike, Ringwood

What's Involved?

AnnaLouise offers a free initial consultation to discuss treatment options, and to give an opportunity to ask any questions.

Medical Assessment

Treatment

Prior to the procedure you will need to sign a consent form. AnnaLouise will give information on the benefits and risks of diathermy to equip you with the knowledge needed to confirm you are happy to proceed. The procedure itself takes only a few minutes, but the appointment time is 30 minutes to allow enough time for relevant paperwork to be completed.

Nurse Practitioner

Follow Up Appointment

You are welcome to attend a follow up appointment if you have any questions or concerns following treatment. This appointment is optional and most people do not require any follow up care after this procedure.

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Inside Nurse Cosmetic's Anti-Ageing Clinic

Now available at Queens Park, Bournemouth

A short drive from Castlepoint and the A338

AnnaLouise is only 3 miles from Bournemouth Town Centre, 4 miles from Southbourne, 5 miles from Christchurch and 8 miles from Ringwood and Verwood.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most commonly asked questions by our clients.

If you have a question which is not listed here send us a message or book a consultation.

There will be a pain sensation similar to a stinging nettle on the skin. There might be a little residual stinging after treatment, this should resolve within a few minutes.

All possible side effects of Diathermy are discussed in full during initial consultation. Although very low risk there are few side effects that may occur, these include redness and swelling, temporary nerve damage, hair follicle damage and permanent alopecia (especially when treating areas with coarse hair). There is also a small risk of temporary skin colour changes known as hypo or hyperpigmentation.

You can find a full breakdown of prices on the Price List page.

It is not possible to completely remove a mole using diathermy, as this technique reduces the size and appearance of moles rather than fully excising them. Diathermy uses heat to safely and effectively treat raised moles, making them less prominent. For complete removal surgical excision would be required, which is likely to leave scarring as sutures are used to close the wound.