Treatments / Smoother, clearer skin
Cosmetic removal of small warts, and a laser treatment to soften the rough, bumpy texture of keratosis pilaris.
How it works
Small warts on the face, neck or body can be a quiet source of self-consciousness. Our cosmetic wart removal treats them individually or by area, once your practitioner has confirmed at consultation that each lesion is suitable for treatment in clinic.
Keratosis pilaris, the small rough bumps often found on the upper arms and thighs, can be softened with a dedicated laser treatment that aims to smooth texture over a course. Any spot that is changing, bleeding or of concern should be checked by your GP first.
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Your visit
We examine each area, confirm the lesions are suitable for cosmetic treatment, and suggest you see your GP if anything needs a medical opinion first.
The skin is cleansed and the treatment area prepared, and we talk you through what to expect.
Wart removal takes from about 30 minutes for a single lesion to an hour for a larger area. Keratosis pilaris is treated with laser in a session of around 45 minutes.
We give you clear aftercare instructions. Keep the area clean, avoid picking, and protect treated skin from the sun while it heals.
Pricing
Wart removal is offered per single lesion or by area. Your practitioner will confirm suitability and the right option at consultation. A $50 deposit secures your appointment and comes off your treatment on the day.
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Questions
Your practitioner assesses every lesion at consultation, and we only treat spots that appear suitable for cosmetic removal. Anything changing, bleeding, itchy or unusual should be checked by your GP first.
Some warts can recur, and new ones can appear over time, so occasionally a further session is needed. We review the area with you after treatment.
Keratosis pilaris tends to be ongoing, so treatment is usually planned as a course, with occasional maintenance. Results vary, and a gentle home care routine helps.
Individual results vary. Suitability is confirmed at consultation; temporary redness, swelling or tenderness may occur.