Advanced Electrolysis Clinic

Not every rough patch is “just dry skin” ✨

Some rough, raised blemishes are actually seborrhoeic keratoses — very common harmless skin growths that can appear as the skin changes over time.

They often feel dry, rough, or slightly crusty because of a build-up of keratin on the surface. Many people only realise it’s not dry skin once moisturiser stops making any difference.

They’re harmless, but lots of people choose to remove them once they become more noticeable or textured 💙

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Did you think it was just dry skin at first? 👀

Those tiny white bumps are often milia ✨

Milia are small keratin-filled cysts that sit just under the surface of the skin. They’re very common around the eyes, cheeks, and forehead, and unlike whiteheads, they usually can’t simply be squeezed away. 😟

A lot of people notice them more over time because they tend to stay the same until properly treated💙

Did you think milia were just blocked pores or pimples? 👀

Those tiny bright red dots are often cherry angiomas ❤️

They’re very common and usually harmless. Many people notice more of them over time, especially on the body, and often don’t know what they are until they ask.

You don’t have to remove them, but if one is bothering you, or you have several, they can be easily treated with advanced electrolysis, in one single appointment.

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