Lesion and Blemish Removal

Advanced electrolysis and cryotherapy for safe, precise removal of skin tags, thread veins, warts, seborrheic keratosis, age spots and more.

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Are you concerned about a skin lesion that has become bothersome over time?

Whether it feels irritated, catches on clothing, or affects the overall appearance of your skin, benign lesions can impact both comfort and confidence.

At Love Your Skin, we provide safe, effective and clinically led removal of a wide range of common skin lesions. Our lead practitioner, Hannah, has qualified in Ofqual regulated training by leading UK specialists in Advanced Electrolysis and extensive further CPD training in Cryotherapy, ensuring treatments are performed to the highest professional standards with a focus on precision, safety and optimal healing.

Using advanced techniques and medical-grade technology, we are able to treat a variety of benign skin imperfections efficiently and with minimal disruption to the surrounding tissue.

We offer two clinically proven methods of lesion removal at Love Your Skin. The most appropriate treatment option will be carefully selected following a comprehensive consultation, where your lesion is assessed and a tailored treatment plan is created in line with your skin type, concern and desired outcome.

Restore comfort, clarity and confidence in your skin with expert-led care.

Advanced Electrolysis:

This method of removal and reduction uses a controlled current, known as ‘diathermy’, sent down through a small probe to remove the lesion by cauterising (stopping blood flow), desiccating (drying out), or coagulating (changing the fluid state to lift away).

Cryotherapy:

This method of removal uses a fine jet of extremely cold gas under high pressure, which destroys the tissue by freezing the inter-cellular fluid. These form ice shards which rupture the membrane, therefore destroying the cell.

What skin lesions and blemishes can we treat at Love Your Skin?
Milia
Warts
Verrucae
Skin tags
Cherry angiomas (known as Campbell de Morgans, or blood spots)
Facial thread veins (also known as telangiectasia)
Spider naevi
Mole reduction
Xanthelasma
Sebaceous hyperplasia
Sunspots/ Pigmentation
Seborrheic keratosis
Syringoma
Sebaceous cysts (small)
Mole and Lesion Screening at Love Your Skin

We are proud to partner with consultant dermatologists through Map My Mole – an innovative, simple and advanced service that provides fast, convenient mole and skin lesion screening. Using advanced dermatoscope imaging, our trained practitioner, Hannah, can capture high-quality images of your mole or lesion, along with a short medical and social history – which are then securely reviewed by a UK expert consultant dermatologist. A detailed assessment report is typically returned within 24-48 hours, helping to identify lesions that may require a definitive diagnosis for cosmetic removal/reduction, further investigations face to face with a dermatologist or healthy lesions that are benign and harmless. This efficient service offers peace of mind without the need to wait for a GP appointment or lengthy NHS referral pathways. By providing rapid access to specialist dermatology expertise, Map My Mole helps patients receive timely advice and appropriate next steps, making skin cancer screening and lesion assessment more accessible, convenient, and effective.

We can screen up to 3 lesions in one appointment. Pricing is £80 for the first lesion, and £20 per additional lesions.

Investment:

Skin Tag Removal – £80 for small, singular / £125 for larger or cluster tags
Milia/ Cherry Angioma Removal – £80 1-3 small lesions / £125 larger or cluster 3-8 lesions
Facial Thread Veins/ Spider Naevi Treatment – £80 per session (usually 2-4 sessions required)
Wart/ Verrucae Treatment – £125 per session (usually 1-2 sessions required)
Seborrheic Keratosis Removal – £125 for 1-3 lesions (some many require a second session at a reduced price of £80)
Sun Spots/ Pigmentation Spot Removal – £125 for 1-3 spots
Xanthelasma Reduction Treatment – £125 per eye (reduced t0 £80 if more sessions required per eye)
Mole Reduction Treatment – £140 per mole (confirmation that the mole is benign and safe for cosmetic reduction is required, we can offer this through our private lesion screening service – partnered with consultant dermatology, or alternatively, we need GP written confirmation)
Sebaceous Cyst Removal – £125 (small cysts only, we cannot treat overly large cysts or ones that are on the head/scalp)
Sebaceous Hyperplasia Removal – £80

Lesion removal: FAQs

What methods of removal do you use?

Advanced Electrolysis: This method of removal and reduction uses a controlled current, known as ‘diathermy’, sent down through a small probe to remove the lesion by cauterising (stopping blood flow), desiccating (drying out), or coagulating (changing the fluid state to lift away). Cryotherapy: This method of removal uses a fine jet of extremely cold gas under high pressure, which destroys the tissue by freezing the inter-cellular fluid. These form ice shards which rupture the membrane, therefore destroying the cell. Depending on various factors, such as the lesion itself and how it presents and client suitability, will determine the method used. Prices are the same regardless of which method is used.

Does it hurt?

Blemish removal is generally well tolerated, though you may experience mild, temporary discomfort during the procedure. The treatment is minimally invasive and typically performed efficiently, with most sessions completed within a short timeframe. Throughout your appointment, your comfort remains our priority. The treatment can be carefully paced to suit you, with adjustments and brief pauses incorporated as needed to ensure a calm and controlled experience.

How long does it take to remove a lesion?

It depends on the blemish, but most blemishes can take under a few minutes to treat, sessions may be longer if you have multiple or larger blemishes to treat, or telangiectasia due to the number of capillaries. Overall sessions are between 10-20 minutes. This will all be discussed and explained during your consultation.

Can I have my lesion removed during the consultation?

It depends on the number of lesions, what they are and where they are! Most consultations are an assessment and planning for the removal; some consultations may involve a patch test if there is multiple to remove. If it is a straightforward lesion, diagnosis or screening is not required, and we cannot perform a patch test, removals can be done at the same appointment, however it is a case-by-case scenario.