Skin tags, tiny white bumps (milia) and fine red veins are extremely common and completely harmless, but they can still be annoying or embarrassing – especially when they appear on the face, neck or décolleté.
Using specialist techniques, Doyle Skin can remove or visibly reduce these concerns in a comfortable clinic setting. Treatments are quick, targeted and tailored to the type of lesion and the area being treated, with minimal downtime for most clients.
During your consultation, we’ll assess each area and confirm what can safely be treated at Doyle Skin. Typical concerns include:
Soft, flesh-coloured growths that often appear on the neck, underarms, bra line and eyelid area.
Tiny, hard white bumps usually found around the eyes, cheeks or forehead.
Fine, visible capillaries on the cheeks, nose and chin.
Any lesions that look suspicious or do not fall within our scope of practice will not be treated; instead, you’ll be advised to seek medical assessment from your GP or dermatologist.
A clear, step-by-step process designed to keep you comfortable and informed.
We begin by discussing your medical history and what you’d like to improve. Each lesion is examined so we can determine whether it is suitable for treatment and which method is most appropriate.
Once you’re comfortable, the chosen technique is used to remove or cauterise the skin tag, milia or red vein. Only the specific area is treated, helping to protect the surrounding skin. Most appointments are surprisingly quick.
You’ll be given simple aftercare advice to follow at home. The area may appear slightly red or form a small scab while the skin heals; this is completely normal and usually settles over the following days.
Laser skin resurfacing reduces wrinkles and scars, evens out skin coloring, tightens skin and removes lesions. Lasers are beams of light that vaporize the outer layers of your skin and promote the growth of new collagen fibers.
Most clients describe the sensation as a brief sting or heat rather than pain. Any discomfort is usually very short-lived and localised to the treatment area.
This depends on their size, type and location. Simple, small skin tags or milia can often be treated in multiples within the same appointment. Sharon will explain what’s realistic once she has assessed your skin in person.
With good aftercare, most areas heal very well and leave little to no visible mark. However, everyone heals differently and a small risk of scarring or pigment change is always present with any skin procedure. This will be discussed with you beforehand.
You’ll be given tailored aftercare instructions, which usually include keeping the area clean and dry, avoiding picking or scratching, and protecting healing skin from direct sun exposure.
Some medical conditions and medications may mean we need written approval from your GP, or that treatment is not suitable. Please mention all relevant health information during your consultation so we can advise you safely.
