Skin Growth Removal

Superficial Lesion Removal for Men

Safe, Professional Removal of Benign Skin Lesions

Benign skin lesions are common and harmless, but they can be frustrating. While GPs and dermatologists play a crucial role in diagnosing and treating medical concerns, they are some of the busiest people on the planet and therefore their focus is primarily on malignant lesions. Cosmetic lesion removal may not be a priority or may come with long wait times.

For men who want quick, safe removal of unwanted skin tags, bumps, or red veins, we offer a professional, effective solution with minimal downtime.

Increased confidence – Most people feel more confident and happier after removing unwanted bumps, skin tags or red veins
Fast, precise removal – No long wait times, no unnecessary delays
Qualified care – Grace and Tricia are both APAN Registered Aesthetic Practitioners trained and licensed in safe, benign lesion removal

How We Remove Lesions

We use advanced, minimally invasive techniques, tailored to each lesion type using Electrosurgery:

Plasma Arc – Dehydrates and removes lesions using ionised air gases
Electrodesiccation – Dries out and safely eliminates unwanted tissue
Electrocoagulation – Controls bleeding in treated areas
Electrocautery – Uses targeted heat to remove small lesions

What We Can Remove

We safely remove the following benign skin lesions:

Skin Tags – Small, soft growths often on the neck, armpits, or eyelids
Milia – White or flesh-coloured bumps around the eyes, nose, or cheeks
Sebaceous Hyperplasia – Small raised bumps with a donut-like depression
Telangiectasia (Broken Capillaries) – Enlarged blood vessels
Cherry Angiomas – Bright red blood spots
Fibromas – Hard or soft, raised nodules
Clogged Pores, Comedones (Blackheads & Whiteheads) – Deeply embedded congestion
Dilated Capillaries (Spider Veins) – Red or purple visible veins
Keratosis (Seborrheic or Solar) – Must be cleared by a GP before removal
Cholesterol Deposits (Xanthelasma) – Yellowish patches near the eyes
Superficial Cysts – Small, non-cancerous bumps
Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra (DPN) – Dark raised spots commonly seen in darker skin types

What to Expect

Minimal downtime – Some redness or scabbing may occur before full healing
Flaking & shedding – The treated area naturally clears as the skin heals
Fast, straightforward procedure – Most lesions are removed in one session

Yearly skin checks are recommended to monitor any changes. Some lesions, such as solar keratosis, require GP clearance before removal.

Important Skin Health Notes

If a lesion appears suspicious, we WILL NOT proceed with removal. Instead, we’ll refer you to a GP or dermatologist for further evaluation.
We do not conduct skin cancer checks, but we can guide you on where to seek assistance if needed.
In Australia, 2 out of 3 people will develop skin cancer, regular monitoring is essential.

A consultation is required before treatment to ensure suitability.

Want more details? Check out our blog for an in-depth look at this treatment.

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