TREATMENT

Diathermy

for

Skin Tags 1-3 $100

Skin Tags 3-8 $200

Skin Tags 8-15 $300

An advanced skin treatment that uses high - frequency electrical currents to target and remove skin concerns through a fine probe to generate heat in targeted skin tissues. This controlled heat coagulates blood vessels, dissolves minor skin imperfections, and stimulates natural healing. This process is precise, making it effective for treating skin tags and milia with minimal downtime.

WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER TREATMENT

Following your session, your treated skin may temporarily be red, swollen and tender. This may last up to 24 hours and is a common side - effect.

WHAT DOES IT FEEL LIKE?

During the treatment it feels like tiny ant bites. A warm sensation is usually felt during and after treatment

Benefits

High-frequency treatment targeting skin concerns with precision.

Quick Effective

Minimally invasive

Precise treatment

Stimulates natural healing

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Pregnancy: Electrolysis is generally not recommended during pregnancy, especially in areas such as the abdomen.

Pacemaker or implanted electrical device: Electrolysis uses electrical currents, so it’s advised to avoid the procedure if you have a pacemaker or any other implanted device that could be affected by electrical currents.

Active skin conditions: If you have active skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis in the treatment area, electrolysis should be avoided.

Cold sores: If you're experiencing a cold sore outbreak, particularly around the lip area, it’s best to wait until the outbreak has healed.

Recent chemical peels or laser treatments: These procedures can make the skin more sensitive, so it's advised to avoid electrolysis until the skin has fully healed.

Certain medications: Some medications, like blood thinners or retinoids, may make your skin more sensitive or increase the risk of irritation. Always consult with a professional if you're taking medication.

Pace Makers: Electrical current can interfere with the pacemakers function, potentially causing irregular heart rhythms or malfunction, it may disrupt the signals that regulates the pacemaker, posing a serious health risk.

Avoid Sun Exposure: Minimize sun exposure and use SPF 30+ for at least one week before treatment.

Discontinue Active Skincare: Stop using retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, and exfoliants 3–5 days prior to treatment to avoid skin irritation.

Avoid Harsh Treatments: Refrain from waxing, shaving, chemical peels, or laser treatments 1–2 weeks before your session.

Hydrate: Drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated and in good condition.

Clean Skin: Arrive with makeup-free, freshly cleansed skin to ensure the best results.

What skin concerns can Diathermy treat?

Diathermy is effective for skin tags, milia, broken capillaries, spider veins, and other minor skin imperfections.

Is the treatment painful?

Most clients feel a mild heat or prickling sensation. Discomfort is minimal and short-lived

How long is the downtime?

There is little to no downtime. Some redness or slight scabbing may occur, which typically heals within a few days.

How many sessions will I need?

Many concerns can be treated in a single session, but multiple treatments may be recommended for best results depending on the condition.

Following electrolysis / diathermy treatments, your hair follicles and open wounds are open for 48 hours. To avoid bacteria getting in the open follicles, do not touch the treated area.

Redness & Swelling: Mild redness and swelling may occur, which should subside within a few hours to a day

Avoid sun exposure: Protect the treated area from the sun for at least 24–48 hours, as your skin will be more sensitive.

No makeup: Refrain from applying makeup to the treated area for at least 24 hours to avoid irritation.

Avoid touching or scratching: Do not touch or scratch the treated area to avoid infection or irritation.

Avoid hot tubs, saunas, or swimming: For 24 hours, avoid activities that may expose your skin to excess heat or bacteria.

Use gentle skincare: Stick to mild, hydrating skincare products that won't irritate the skin. Avoid using harsh exfoliants or strong acids for a few days post-treatment.

Apply a cold compress: If you experience swelling or redness, a cold compress can help soothe the treated area.