27 Nov SKIN TAGS
REMOVE UNSIGHTLY SKIN TAGS
The most common area for skin tags is the armpits, groin, and neck area where they are caused by friction where skin is constantly rubbing on skin. Some individuals may be more prone to tags either through increased weight, heredity, or other unknown causes.
Most doctors recommend removal of skin tags only when they are irritated or a source of discomfort, or if they constitute a cosmetic problem. Skin tags can be easily removed at River Aesthetics very simply with minimal discomfort by using Thermavein®. This involves a cauterization process, where we use a small tool to burn away the cells that make up the skin tag. The tag will then fall off after a few days. This is a quick, one-off treatment that offers a permanent solution and brings relief to many.
Book in your no-obligation consultation and review with our doctor’s today.
Other Skin Conditions
ROSACEA
This chronic condition will benefit from our comprehensive treatment regime.
Milia (Milk Spots)
Although harmless we understand you would like a perfect complexion, let us show you the best way to achieve this.
Menopausal Skin
Revive and restore your healthy glow.
FINE LINES
Fine lines are early wrinkles, we have many treatments to keep them at bay.
HYPERPIGMENTATION
Damaged or discoloured skin can be distressing, we have treatments to diminish their appearance safely.
CREPEY SKIN
Make your skin youthful and strong again.
ACNE SCARRING
Although acne is quite a common complaint, River Aesthetics understands the impact it can have on confidence, find out how we can help.
FAQ
Which areas can be treated?
Any part of the face.
How long does it take to remove skin tags?
The treatment can take up to 30 minutes.
When will I see results?
The skin tag will fall off after a few days, with the results being permanent.
EXPERT COMMENT
Natalie Barnes
REGAIN YOUR CONFIDENCE
“Skin tags can be such a nuisance for many, our patients can’t wait to get rid of them! Thermavein® is great and effective treatment for removing tiny skin tags.”