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Mole and Skin Lesion Removal
Skin Redefined is one of only a small number of clinics offering skin tag and mole removal in Cheltenham, a need which has grown since the NHS stopped treating skin tags, moles and other skin lesions for cosmetic reasons.
At Skin Redefined, Cheltenham, we are happy to offer treatment of benign skin lesions including moles using advanced electrolysis, a type of gentle, precise, electrocautery. All treatments are carried by Nurse Practitioner and Prescriber, Kelly Whittaker. Kelly is an experienced Nurse of 12 years and has undertaken additional training in identification of skin lesions and accredited by MASCED.
Advanced electrolysis can be used to treat the following skin blemishes:
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skin tags
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warts
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seborrheic keratosis
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cherry angiomas/campbell de morgan spots
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pigmentation
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moles
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facial thread veins/spider veins
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xanthelasma
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syringoma


How does advanced electrolysis work?
A fine needle probe is used to dry out and cauterise the area. The lesion will turn into a scab which will fall off within a week or two. Several sessions may be required, 3 weeks apart to allow for healing in between.
Do I need to get a GP to check my mole before you can remove it?
Yes, a GP or Dermatologist check is required prior to treatment. We recognise that getting a GP appointment to check a mole for cosmetic reasons is time consuming and a challenge. We therefore offer an online mole-check service using Map My Mole. This can be a standalone check for a mole that is concerning in appearance or for a healthy-looking mole that you've like to have removed in clinic.
Is it painful to have a mole or skin tag removed?
Having a mole or other skin lesion removed isn't generally painful, although some mild discomfort is expected.
Book your consultation today for smoother, clearer, bump free skin.