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Moles and skin tags are skin growths that appear for different reasons. While both are usually harmless, one carries a higher risk for cancer than the other.
Common moles are usually benign and stay the same size, color, shape, and texture. These are round and symmetrical, with a well-defined borderless than 1/4 inch across, flat or raised, uniform in color, meaning the entire mole is either: brown, black, tan, pink, red blue or flesh toned.
Atypical moles, or dysplastic nevi, may also be flat or raised but tend to be shaped irregularly, with uneven borders that fade into the skin around your mole, larger than a 1/4 inch across (i.e., larger than a pencil eraser), smooth, bumpy, rough, wrinkled, or scaly, more than one color or speckled (e.g., flesh-toned edges with a brown center). This type of mole should be inspected by your doctor as we will not remove this type of mole.
Skin tags are flesh-toned or brownish outgrowths that hang from the skin surface. Your doctor may refer to them as acrochordons or fibroepithelial polyps.
The papules consist of loose collagen fibers and ducts embedded within thicker areas of skin. They are also composed of nerve and fat cells as well as epidermis, which is the outermost skin layer.
Skin tags commonly form on your neck, eyelids, or other places where friction occurs and skin folds exist — for example, on the breasts, groin, or armpits. They form skin flaps or grow on a short stem, called a peduncle, and resemble tiny mushrooms with narrow stalks and smooth or irregular caps.
Skin tags usually start out as soft pinhead bumps when they first appear but may grow larger. Their stem lengths vary, and lesions can range in size from 2 millimeters to 1 centimeter, with some growing up to 5 centimeters.
Most skin tags do not cause pain or other symptoms. But large lesions may irritate the skin and cause discomfort if they sit where skin rubs against itself.
Large skin tags can also cause pain if they burst or a blood clot forms when the stalk gets twisted.
Our plasma technology can effectively remove all types of moles, skin tags, warts, and verrucas. The voltaic arc dermabrasion technique (atmospheric plasma) applied at BOSS IT UP is considered to successfully remove lesions, especially relatively superficial ones, and small lesions located on the face or body. Our technology uses a fusion plasma device by applying the principle of ionised gases in the air to get a small electrical arc similar to a flash of tiny lightning. This micro lightning will cause a very targeted and localised ablation of a very thin skin tissue layer. The effect of the micro lightening is the ablation of the top layers of the skin.
The unsightly and unwanted skin lesions such as moles, skin tags or warts can be removed quickly and easily using this advanced cosmetic procedure based on a technique using micro lightning frequency. The method works whereby a fine probe can cauterize the blood supply, which gives the blemish its life source.
Moles, skin tags and warts respond exceptionally well to this procedure, again with 100% success. This treatment has cut down the cost of many procedures that were before invasive and expensive.
After a month, no scarring is observed or noticeable. The procedure is quick, and the results are immediate and permanent. The plasma procedure can be applied on any part of the face or the body. we use local anaesthesia for complete comfort and no bandages or plasters are required. The client can return to regular activity immediately. There are no scars, hematomas, allergic reactions, burns or necrosis afterwards. No special aftercare is required, apart from avoiding picking at the carbon crusts that are formed after.
So be sure to book your removals session with BOSS IT UP!