Skin Tag and Wart Removal

Skin Tag and Wart Removal Mansfield, Nottingham, Leicester and Derby

Effective Removal of Skin Tags, Warts, and Seborrhoeic Keratosis

Here at the Park Private Clinic, we offer skin lesion removal by Thermolysis, plasma pen and cryotherapy. The location, size and kind of lesion will help us determine which device we use to remove the lesion. The doctor or laser technician will firstly consult with you as well as thoroughly inspecting the skin lesion. Through the use of Thermolysis, Plasma pen or Cryotherapy the lesion is then cauterized and removed from the skin.

Plasmapen is a device used to remove skin lesions such as warts, skin tags and seborrhoeic keratosis. It works by using a high-frequency electrical current to heat and destroy the lesion.

Cryotherapy is a procedure used to remove skin lesions by freezing them with liquid nitrogen.

Thermolysis is a procedure that uses heat to remove skin lesions.

Removal Cost:

Treatment from £80 after a consultation with our Assistant practitioner. When many lesions are present we offer bespoke prices to those patients. We also offer Price Match.

It’s important to be assessed first so your skin lesion can be correctly identified, and if it can be treated.

What is a skin tag?

A skin tag is a small, common skin growth occurring anywhere on the body. They are common on the neck, armpits, eyelids and under the breasts. Some skin tags can grow larger over time, and this can be an irritating problem.

They are easily removed using plasma pen, which cauterises the skin as it removes the lesion. This leaves very little risk of infection or complications. The remaining area will look dark, scab over, and take several days to heal.

Aftercare advice for skin tag removal includes:

Keep the area clean and dry.
Avoid picking or scratching the area.
Apply an antibiotic ointment to the area if instructed.
Avoid sun exposure to the area until it has fully healed.
Follow any additional instructions from your doctor or dermatologist.

It is important to note that skin tag removal is not a permanent solution and skin tags may return. Therefore, it is important to take precautions such as avoiding friction on the area and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Treatment from £80 with a free consultation with our Assistant practitioner.

What are warts?

Warts are small, rough growths on the skin caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They can appear on any part of the body, but are most commonly found on the hands and feet. Warts are generally harmless, but they can be unsightly and may cause discomfort or pain if they grow in areas where they are frequently rubbed or bumped. They are usually firm and raised and mostly have a rough, irregular surface.

There are several methods for treating warts, including:

Prescription treatments: These include stronger acid solutions, immunotherapy, or cryotherapy.
Surgical removal: This involves cutting or burning off the wart.

We offer surgical removal using Plasma pen to remove warts, and you may need more than one session to fully remove the wart.

Aftercare advice for wart removal includes:

Keep the area clean and dry.
Avoid picking or scratching the area.
Apply an antibiotic ointment to the area if instructed.
Avoid sun exposure to the area until it has fully healed.
Follow any additional instructions from your doctor or dermatologist.

It is important to note that warts can be contagious and may spread to other parts of the body or to other people, so it is important to take precautions such as wearing shoes in public areas and avoiding sharing personal items like towels or shoes.

Treatment from £80 after a consultation with our Assistant practitioner.

What is Seborrhoeic Keratosis?

Seborrheic keratosis is a common, harmless skin growth that typically appears as a waxy, brown, black, or tan growth on the face, chest, shoulders, or back. They can be flat or raised and have a rough or scaly surface.

While seborrheic keratosis is benign and does not require treatment, some people may choose to have them removed for cosmetic reasons or if they become irritated or itchy. There are several methods for removing seborrheic keratosis, including:

Cryotherapy: The growth is frozen with liquid nitrogen, causing it to fall off.
Curettage: The growth is shaved off with a sharp instrument.
Electrocautery: The growth is burned off with an electric current.
Laser therapy: The growth is destroyed with a laser.

Aftercare advice for seborrheic keratosis removal includes:

Keep the area clean and dry.
Avoid touching or scratching the area.
Apply an antibiotic ointment to the area if instructed.
Avoid sun exposure to the area until it has fully healed.
Follow any additional instructions from your doctor or dermatologist.

It is important to note that seborrheic keratosis can resemble other types of growths, such as skin cancer, so it is important to have any new or changing growths checked by a doctor or dermatologist.

Price Match

We can guarantee the lowest fees for all our beauty services.

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Shawana an experienced Aesthetician and trainer has direct overwatch and management responsibility for:

All 3D lipo/radio frequency,HIFU, Cavitation
Laser treatments for skin lesions / hair removal / venous lakes / skin tightening
Microdermabrader in/oxygen therapy/chemical peels/acne/milia and blackhead removal/skin tag on walk removal/seborrhoeic warts
Obagi skincare products/3-D skin tech facials
Electrolysis and fungal nail treatments

These aesthetics treatments are part of the park aesthetic‘s clinic which is managed and supervised by Shawana.

Thermolysis – Skin Tag and Wart removal across Mansfield, Nottingham and Derby.

16 Regent Street, Nottingham

NG1 5BQ