Electrolysis
Electrolysis for hair removal:
How does it work?
Electrolysis is a permanent form of hair reduction. A very fine probe
is inserted into the hair follicle which emits a small electrical current, combined with heat to cauterise the blood supply to the hair. After a number of sessions, the blood supply with eventually cease, therefore the hair should not grow back. The Sterex Blend Method is a modern electrolysis treatment that is gentle, effective and comfortable. Treatment is tailor-made to suit you and can be carried out on virtually all parts of the body.
Up to 15 minutes
£25.00
Up to 30 minutes
£35.00
Course:
6 sessions for the price of 5
Up to 45 minutes
£45.00
1 hour
£55.00
Advanced cosmetic procedures:
Includes consultation and treatment:
Spider nevus, thread veins, cherry angiomas and Campbell De Morgan spots (blood spots)
Skin tags, sebaceous karetosis, warts, moles and milia:
Skin imperfections are a thing of the past. For anyone and everyone.
A sterile permanent successful treatment using shortwave diathermy. A small probe is used to transfer heat, which in turn cauterises most raised imperfections. A natural healing process takes place over
7 - 14 days. In most cases, only 1 session is needed. Moles can be treated with written consent from your GP.
Up to 15 minutes
£60.00
Up to 30 minutes
£85.00
These are small damaged blood capillaries, found on the face, around the nose, torso and legs.
How does it work?
A fine probe is placed onto the skin and a small amount of heat is used to cauterise the dilated capillary. This results in the capillary drying up and fading, in the most cases disappearing.
Up to 3 treatments can be performed in any one area.
(minimum charge)
Includes consultation and treatment:
5 minutes
£50.00
15 minutes
£75.00
30 minutes
£95.00