• Skin tags on the face or body
• Small benign raised lesions

Please note: All lesions should be professionally assessed before treatment. If there is any concern regarding the nature of a lesion, you may be referred for further medical evaluation before removal.

• Avoid tanning or excessive sun exposure.
• Do not pick or irritate the lesion.
• Inform your therapist if you are prone to abnormal scarring or have any skin infections.
• Prepare your skin with the products recommended by your therapist.
• Avoid any retinoids or exfoliants 3 days prior to your procedure.

• Keep the area clean and dry.
• Do not pick the small crust that forms.
• Avoid swimming, saunas, and excessive sweating for 24–48 hours.
• Wear sunscreen once healed to reduce the risk of pigmentation.
• Avoid excessive sun exposure for 7 days.
• Avoid any retinoid, exfoliants or Vit C for 7 days.
• Follow the post-care regime as recommended by your therapist.

Most lesions heal with minimal or no noticeable scarring when aftercare instructions are followed.

Most patients experience only mild discomfort during treatment.

Most benign skin tags can be treated following assessment.

• Procedure Time
• 15-60 mins
• Anaesthetic
• 30-60
• Recovery Time
• 7-10 days
• Skin Specialist
• Aesthetic Therapist

• Facial thread veins
• Broken capillaries
• Small visible blood vessels

• Avoid excessive sun exposure.
• Avoid retinoids and exfoliating products for 3 days.
• Inform your therapist if you have any bleeding disorders or are taking blood-thinning medication.

• Mild redness is expected.
• Avoid excessive heat and exercise for 24 hours.
• Wear sunscreen daily.
• Do not pick any small crusts that may develop.
• Avoid excessive sun exposure for 7 days.

Some may fade immediately, while others gradually improve over several weeks.

Depending on the number and size of the vessels, more than one treatment may be needed.

Yes. While treated vessels are removed, new broken capillaries may develop over time due to genetics, ageing, sun exposure, or other factors.

• Procedure Time
• 15-60 mins
• Anaesthetic
• 30-60
• Recovery Time
• 7-10 Days
• Skin Specialist
• Aesthetic Therapist

• Sebaceous hyperplasia on the face
• Cosmetic improvement of enlarged oil glands

Please note: Any lesion that appears suspicious or has changed in appearance will require medical assessment before treatment.

• Avoid excessive sun exposure.
• Do not pick or squeeze the lesions.
• Inform your therapist of any medical conditions or skin infections.
• Avoid any retinoids, exfoliations, e.g, AHA, Salicylic acid, 3 days prior to the procedure

• Keep the treated area clean.
• Allow any small crusts to heal naturally.
• Avoid active skincare products until healed, e.g, AHA, Salicylic acid, Vit C
• Apply sunscreen daily.
• Avoid excessive heat and sweating for 24–48 hours.
• Avoid excessive sun exposure for 7 days.
• Avoid touching the area until healed

No. It is a benign enlargement of the sebaceous (oil) glands and is treated for cosmetic reasons.

The treated lesions usually do not return, but new lesions may develop over time in other areas due to your skin type and natural ageing process.

There is minimal downtime. Small crusts may form and usually heal within 7–10 days.

• Procedure Time
• 15 mins
• Anaesthetic
• 30 min
• Recovery Time
• 7-10 days
• Skin Specialist
• Aesthetic Therapist

Treatments are usually performed every 2–4 weeks, depending on the peel selected and your skin’s response.

Lamelle peels are ideal for individuals experiencing:

• Dull or dehydrated skin
• Uneven skin tone
• Pigmentation concerns
• Early signs of ageing
• Mild acne, active acne or post-acne pigmentation
• Rough or uneven texture