Blood Spots

Blood spots are bright red, vascular blemishes which develop on the body (very often on the trunk or torso) and develop naturally as the skin ages and cell renewal slows down. They are known as Campbell de Morgan spots. They are harmless but can be unsightly and embarrassing.

Removal of blood spots is classed as a cosmetic treatment and is no longer available on the NHS.

They can be safely removed using advanced electrolysis.

The tip of the finest, smallest needle possible (about the size of an eyelash) is introduced into. The blood spot and a tiny energy current is discharged, this then dries up and destroys the blood spot which then disappears.

The time taken to treat this condition will depend on the size, number and of blood spots to be treated. Your practitioner will advise during the consultation if the problem can be treated in one session or if a course of treatment is likely to be required.

Clients should expect some redness following treatment and some small scabs can form, which will drop off a few days following treatment.

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