Electro Micro Surgery for Mole Removal

Trust the professional and experienced medical aesthetician at Devonshire House Skin Clinic.

Electro Micro Surgery For Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (ACP) (Mole Removal)

Trust the professional and experienced medical aesthetician at Devonshire House Skin Clinic.

At Devonshire House Skin Clinic, we make sure to support you in a practical sense by removing any unsightly skin blemishes that may have affected your confidence.

Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (ACP) using electro-micro-surgery is suitable for a wide diversity of unwanted benign growth and skin blemishes. 

Electro micro surgery treatment is quick with immediate effective results, offering eventual blemish free skin without leaving a surgical scar, or damage to the surrounding skin. 

This treatment does not involve laser, freezing,  cryo-plasma pen, or excision. 

Please note some blemishes might require a dermatologist’s letter prior to treatment. 

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Mon – Fri: 8:30 am – 6:30 pm

Saturday: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

Sunday: Closed

*All Appointments Require a Prior Consultation.

Please email: info@devonshirehouseskin.co.uk

01277 214879

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What is Electro-Micro-Surgery?

Electro-micro-surgery is the application of a (radio frequency-RF) electric current as a means to cut and coagulate tissue. Its benefits include the ability to make precise cuts with limited bleeding.

In this procedure, an electric probe is used for removing benign growths and the cauterisation of tissue.

Electro-micro-surgery is very similar to electrocautery. Electrocautery and Electro-micro-surgery uses heat conduction to a certain temperature by a direct current. Diathermy is used; diathermy means dielectric heating, by high frequency.

This procedure is very safe, quick, effective and used in most surgical procedures without the need of stitching or leaving a surgical scar. A medical grade topical anaesthetic is used in all procedures.

For a free email consultation and price, please forward your photo to: info@devonshirehouseskin.co.uk

Full clinic consultations are carried out before procedures and included in the price.

  • Moles
  • Papilloma
  • Epidermal Nevus
  • Skin tags
  • Warts
  • Age Spots
  • Pigmentation marks
  • Campbell de Morgans
  • Cherry Angiomas
  • Blood Spots
  • Dermatosis Paplosa Nigra
  • Dermatofibromas
  • Cysts
  • Folliculitis
  • Fibroma
  • Keratosis Pilaris
  • Milia
  • Molluscum Contagiosum
  • Plane Warts
  • Plantar Warts
  • Verruca
  • Sebaceous Cysts
  • Sebaceous Hyperplasia
  • Sebaceous Naevi
  • Seborrheic Keratosis
  • Ingrowing Hairs
  • Spider Naevus
  • Syringoma
  • Thread Veins
  • Telangiectasia
  • Red veins
  • Xanthelasma
  • Lumps & Bumps

Cosmetic Mole Reduction: Safe Diathermy Treatments

Moles are small, coloured lesions which can be seen anywhere on the skin’s surface. They contain cells called melanocytes which give the mole its pigmented appearance.

A mole itself is easily treated, but rather than ‘removing’ by excision we ‘visibly reduce the appearance’ of the mole. A number of techniques are used all using diathermy (AC).

Moles could require 1-2 sessions. The first session usually can remove the complete mole, however occasionally a follow up treatment is needed to smooth out the remaining mole. The colour can never be guaranteed to exactly match the surrounding skin, but if the mole is none pigmented, it will certainly become lighter.

Moles are normally not a cause of concern and are usually a cosmetic issue for patients, if however, you have noticed changes in your mole (e.g. if you see it getting bigger, changing colour, bleeding, or having irregular borders) then it is very important to get it examined by a dermatologist who can determine whether it requires excision.

*We do not offer biopsy or excision of moles.

Some moles might require a dermatologist’s letter prior to treatment.

Benign moles can be treated for cosmetic purposes.

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Frequently Asked Questions
(Electro Micro Surgery)

A topical medical anaesthetic is used before and during the procedure, so the treatment is not very painful and only a very slight sensation of heat is felt.

As the procedure is not full surgical excision and stitching is not involved, there will be no surgical scars. However there might be a slight skin discolouration left due to the heat used, and in most cases when the aftercare guidelines is followed, the skin heals without much trace of the treatment.

As the electro micro surgery procedure is invasive, please allow 2-4 weeks before any sun and sea exposure.

No, the anaesthetic is a topical lidocaine.

Yes, you are able to drive unless the procedure is around the eye area (please email for confirmation).

It normally takes 48hrs for the skin to scab, and can take 2-6 weeks for the scab to fall off and skin to heal (depending on your skin and the procedure).

No, the anaesthetic would penetrate the body and blood system.

You need to allow 48hrs for the scab to appear before makeup application. This is to avoid infection of the skin.

Ideally not for 48hrs until the skin is scabbed. This is to avoid infection.

Yes. The procedure of electro micro surgery is not laser, cryo sprays (which are dangerous to be used around the eye area), so it can be used for any unwanted growths from around the eye, and even inside the lashes.

With the procedure of electro micro surgery, the cyst can be reduced in size by draining it out, or shaving it down by cauterisation to reduce its size. This procedure is for cosmetic purposes and is not a full surgical cyst excision, and is not permanent. Using cauterisation the area will be sealed, and will not be stitched over, hence no surgical scars.

In some cases the sac of the cyst can be removed, but this depends on the type of cyst treated.

Please note: cysts can grow back, but not immediately and can take between 1-5 years, when the treatment can be repeated.

People frequently confuse sebaceous cysts and pilar cysts, but there are several differences between the two:

-Pilar cysts grow from your hair follicles, most frequently on your scalp. Sebaceous cysts grow from sebaceous glands that can appear almost anywhere on your body.

-Sebaceous glands secrete a substance called sebum that makes up some of the oil on your skin. Trichilemmal cysts are filled with keratin, a protein that makes hair, skin and nail cells.

-Pilar cysts are round and smooth and can grow quite large. Sebaceous cysts are tiny domes with a minuscule opening on top that will ooze sebum if you squeeze the cyst.

Pilar cysts can take 2-6 months to fully heal.

Sebaceous cysts can take 4-8 weeks to heal.

This procedure is for cosmetic removal of benign moles, and does not involve a full surgical excision, and some moles might grow back and require further treatments. There are no biopsy, or tests performed on moles, so ideally if you have concerns about your moles (bleeding, itching, changing shape or growing), best to have them checked before cosmetic removal, or forward a photo by email to advise.

Yes, when warts are fully treated, they are permanently gone without any damage to the surrounding skin, including Seborrheic Keratosis, Verruca and Molluscum Contagiosum.

Advanced Cosmetic Procedure After Care

It is important that the information provided in this document be followed and adhered to for optimal results and to avoid unnecessary reactions or infections.

Following your treatment you may experience:

  • Reddening, swelling and sensitivity of the skin for up to 48 hours.
  • The treated area and surrounding skin may feel hot for up to 48 hours, and itchy for 2 weeks while healing.
  • Skin crusting and scabs may appear on the treated areas within 3 days and can last 2-6 weeks.
  • The skin may itch as the healing process takes place and the final result and healing is 4-6 weeks.
  • Please keep the treated area covered for 48 hours until the healing process begins and a scab is formed.
  • Skin crusts and scabs are to seal the skin and prevent infection. These must not be rubbed off or picked as this may result in scarring and/or a dent.
  • Do not touch, rub or irritate the treated area until fully healed.
  • Please apply “sterex witch hazel gel” daily to the treated area for 2-3 weeks until skin new tissue forms and the scab separates from the skin.
  • Please keep the area covered with a loose plaster whilst sleeping to prevent dislodging the scab.
  • Do not use Bio Oil or any other skin products to the area treated.
  • When washing or cleansing, use a gentle soap or a perfume free cleanser and gently “pat” the area dry to avoid dislodging any scabs or crusts. The same applies to make up remover – please gently pat the area and avoid rubbing.
  • Do not use hot water on the treated area, including hot showers until the area has healed.
  • Avoid using AHA products, exfoliation, fake tanning and perfumed skin products.
  • Avoid activities that may irritate or dislodge any crusting or minor scabbing e.g swimming, saunas, steam, facial steaming, facial scrubs and any other beauty treatments until the area has completely healed.
  • Swimming should be avoided for at least 2 weeks.
  • Please stay out of UV light completely during the healing as much as possible.
  • Cover up with a hat and protect the area with SPF50 ( if scabs have fallen off), and continue for 8 weeks.
  • Make-up may be applied 48 hours after treatment.

Note: Please contact your GP or Emergency (after working hours), if the area is becoming infected and painful to touch.

Should you have any concerns please email, with a photo to: info@devonshirehouseskin.co.uk

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