Mole, skin tag and age spots removal 

Moles, skin tags, age spots, cherries and other skin growths – can truly affect your confidence. But fret not; as the Plasma Fibroblast Treatment is here to swiftly come to the rescue. The process is intriguing: the skin tag or mole that once bothered you starts to transform, becoming slightly crusty and dark in color. And then, within a week, it bids its farewell by gently dropping off. (skin tags are removed immediately)

Don’t worry about what’s underneath – the skin beneath might appear pink, but that’s just a sign of the healing process kicking in. And here’s the best part: all this happens in a flash. The treatment itself is incredibly easy and speedy. 

How does it work

Plasma Fibroblast Arc is used to “vaporize” the skin, creating micro-injuries on the surface in the form of tiny burns. These burns will turn black and scab over as part of the body’s natural response to injury. Most scabs should fall off within a week or two. When they fall off, the skin tags, moles and other dark pigmentations will say “bye bye”. 

We are able to safely remove a variety of skin growths, including Skin Tags, Moles, Verrucas, Warts, Cluster Warts, Blood Spots (Cherry Angioma or Morgan De Campbell), Milia’s (milk spots), Sebhorreic Keratosis, Xanthelasma, Sun Spots, Age Spots, and other Pigmentations.

Moles

Moles are skin growths that can appear black or brown, big or small and raised or not raised. Most people grow 10-40 moles. Moles are caused by melanocytes growing in a cluster rather than being spread out on the skin. Mole can also be a results of damage to DNA cells, which is the case of melanoma; cancer mole. Most moles can be removed in a single session, but occasionally bigger moles require a second treatment. Results should last indefinitely.

Nevertheless, the majority of moles are not a cause of concern unless they change in appearance (color, height, size, shape), bleed, itch, or become painful. If your mole does manifest these signs and symptoms – go see a doctor immediately to have it inspected before your appointment with us.

Skin tags

Skin tags are soft, skin-colored growths on the skin. They are very common and are usually small and harmless. Most common in areas where the skin rubs together.

Warts

Common warts are small, grainy skin growths that occur most often on the fingers or hands. They’re rough to the touch and often have tiny black dots. These dots are clotted blood vessels.

Dermatosis papulosa nigra (DPN)

When you have small brown or black spots around your cheekbones and eyes. Sometimes, you can find these spots on other parts of your face, neck, chest, and back. Some people might have only a few spots, while others might have lots of them. The spots can be flat or hang off your skin like a little tag. As you grow older, the bumps might increase in size and number. These are mostly common with darker skin types.

Keratosis

The growths (lesions) look waxy or scaly and slightly raised. Usually round or oval and range in color from light tan to black. They can develop as a single growth or in clusters. People tend to get more of them as they get older. These are common to see on the back, face, neck or chest.

 Milias

Trapped dead skin cells that form a hard white head below the surface of your skin are “Milias”. You have probably noticed they don’t pop and you can’t get rid of them. Your body naturally gets rid of dead skin cells by shedding them to make room for new cells to grow and take their place. When your old skin cells don’t fall off of your body, new skin grows on top of them and traps them underneath. Common area is around and under the eye area and cheeks.