Milia Removal in Northampton
Milia is a common, non-benign skin condition that occurs when the sweat glands are clogged and keratin, (a type of protein) gets trapped. This leads to the formation of white or slightly yellowish bumps on the face. While it’s not a serious health condition, it can affect the way you feel about yourself. If you’re wanting milia removal treatment in Northampton, The Blemish Clinic uses advanced electrolysis.
Where Are Skin Tags Found?
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Milia Removal Techniques
Are you attempting to hide your milia bumps with makeup, or feeling distressed looking at your skin in the mirror? Do you have scars and blemishes from picking at them?
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Since milia does not have pores and forms beneath the skin, it’s essential that you try not to squeeze them. Instead, the best course of action is to choose a professional skin clinic that specialises in milia removal. ​
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Advanced electrolysis is a highly effective and long-term milia removal treatment, sometimes only taking 45 minutes per appointment. ​When performed by experts, it is a safe and relatively painless procedure, yielding successful results.
During the treatment, a narrow probe will be inserted into the skin that’ll help cauterise the milia. You might experience a warm and tingling feeling when this occurs, but it shouldn’t be too uncomfortable. As we pass a low-voltage current through the probe, the cyst will break and start to dissolve, with scabs healing within a few weeks.
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Schedule a consultation today and let’s devise your milia removal treatment plan!
I had skin tags on my neck and underarms treated over 2 sessions. The results were amazing and I was so pleased with the overall experience. Really professional and friendly. Thank you!
Kerry
I was so pleased Charlotte could remove a mole I’d had (and hated) my whole life. It was a simple straight forward procedure and I was really happy with results. I would highly recommend Charlotte.
Emma
Charlotte removed a blood spot from my nose, it was causing me to not have confidence and kept bleeding, Charlotte was amazing and professional and explained everything including aftercare.
Rachel
Where Are Skin Tags Found?
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What Is Milia & How Is It Caused?
Have you noticed tiny white or slightly yellowish bumps on your skin, around your eyelids, nose or cheeks? These spots can appear as pimples or cysts, and affect both adults and children. Also known as milk spots, milia are commonly confused with whiteheads and acne. Although they do not actually pose a health risk, this skin condition may affect your self-confidence.
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Sometimes, due to the lack of exfoliation, dead skin cells are trapped under the skin's surface, leading to the formation of hard bumps or cysts. Other causes of milia may include constant sun exposure, sunburn, injury, cuts on the skin or genetic predisposition.
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Milia, unlike acne, is made up of keratinised skin cells and is caused by dysfunctional or clogged sweat glands. As it can take a while to go away on its own, cosmetic treatment may be required.
Though milia is more common on the face, it can also appear on the arms, legs, genitals and chest. While this skin condition is not harmful, we understand your reasons for removal. ​
Our Process
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Book Your Consultation
We don’t offer any walk-in services, so all our consultations must be booked in advance via phone, email or our booking link. This ensures confidentiality and our undivided attention.
2. Visit The Clinic
Reach our milia removal clinic in Northampton on the date and time of the consultation. This step provides our team with a better understanding of your needs and allows us to recommend an appropriate solution.
3. Get Your Treatment
​We’ll explain the procedure and share aftercare tips. We want you to feel comfortable before, during and after, so feel free to ask questions or raise concerns.
Tips for Before & After
Our care doesn't end when you leave our clinic after your blemish treatment. We are here to support you and will continue to answer your questions to make sure your recovery period is smooth. For the best results and for the safety of your skin, we urge you to avoid any other cosmetic treatment for a month after your milia removal treatment. A follow up appointment is recommended if we see fit.
Before Your Milia Treatment
Avoid prolonged sun exposure and try not to use chemical based products for the week prior to your appointment. Keep the area clean, and stay well hydrated. We will walk you through these preparation steps in your consultation.
After Your Milia Removal
Your skin may feel sensitive after the treatment, and you may notice redness or inflammation, but these side effects usually go away in a day or two. After a few weeks, remaining scabs fall off, and a month or so after the milia treatment, you should have fully recovered.
Where Are Skin Tags Found?
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Why Choose The Blemish Clinic?
Patient Centric Quality
With us, you are guaranteed top-quality treatments conducted by professionals. All our aestheticians have had extensive training and remain up to date in techniques. ​We know there is no one-size-fits-all approach to skin treatments. Each session is tailored to fit your skin's concerns and expectations.
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Safety and Hygiene
Safety and hygiene are two of the cornerstones of our practice. With all our consultations pre-booked, we can offer our undivided attention and a comfortable space. Every physical touchpoint and piece of equipment is sterilised between appointments, keeping the highest safety standards in mind.
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Confidentiality and Trust
Skin concerns can make a person extremely conscious, affecting their everyday life. At The Blemish Clinic, we have the highest regard for your privacy. All our client data is kept confidential and to offer heightened privacy, we buffer our consultations so you are the only person in our clinic.
For a safe, professional and confidential milia treatment, choose The Blemish Clinic.
