Lamprobe

Milia

Milia happen when the dead skin cells don't slough away. If the desquamation process is impaired and there is dehydration, oils will harden, crystalize and form a milium. Milia can also happen because of: Skin damage from something like a rash, an injury, or sun exposure. Lamprobe removal is gentle and results in no scar. $30 per spot or $150 full face.

Fibromas

Dermatofibromas are harmless growths within the skin that usually have a small diameter. They can vary in color but are typically pink to light brown in light skin and dark brown or black in dark skin. $30 per spot or $150 full face.

stubborn acne

Lamprobe can be used to flatten and melt hardened papules that just won't go away. Sometimes the sebum gets hardened and red bumps can persist for too long. Lambrobe radio frequency and high frequency will melt and instantly flatten stubborn acne bumps. It can also clear clogged pores. $30 per spot or $150 full face. Add-on pricing saves money and is more comprehensive. See "Clear Skin Facial" in services and "add-on" section in Vagaro scheduler menu.

Sebborheic Keratosis

A seborrheic keratosis is a common benign skin growth, similar to a mole. Most people will have at least one in their lifetime. They tend to appear in mid-adulthood and their frequency increases with age. Lamprobe can effectively remove a smaller keratosis in one treatment, but for larger ones sometimes two treatments may be required. $30 to $150 per spot.

Skin Tags

A common skin growth in which a short, narrow stalk sticks out.

Skin tags are usually harmless and painless.

The main symptom is a growth on the skin, often on the neck, upper chest, underarms, and eyelids. They may become irritated from rubbing against clothing. They are easily and permanently removed with Lamprobe in one treatment. $30 to $150 full face.

Cholesterol Deposists 

The most common way that cholesterol can affect your eyes is the presence of xanthelasma, small, yellowish fatty deposits in the skin around your eyes. Specifically, the deposits typically form in the eyelids. $30 to$150 per spot.

Sebaceaous Hyperplasia

Sebaceous hyperplasia is a common harmless enlargement of the skin oil glands. Due to an overgrowth of oil-producing cells, sebum can become trapped inside the gland, causing it to swell and form a bump under the skin.

These bumps are harmless and often appear on the forehead and cheeks. However, sebaceous glands exist all over the body, so bumps can form almost anywhere. They are more common in adults, but they can show up at any age. $30 per spot or $150 full face.

Broken Capillaries and cherry angiomas

Broken blood vessels on the face are enlarged blood vessels that occur just beneath the surface of the skin. The resulting red, web-shaped appearance gives them their common name, spider veins. A cherry angioma is a mole-like skin growth made up of small blood vessels, or capillaries. They are quickly and permanently treated by lamprobe. $30 per spot or $150 full face.