Blood Spots / White Spots
Supporting Clearer, Healthier and More Confident Skin
Blood spots and white spots are extremely common and harmless and can develop naturally over time as part of the ageing process, sun exposure or genetic predisposition. Although these skin concerns are usually harmless, they can sometimes affect confidence, particularly when they appear on visible areas such as the face, chest, neck or hands.
At The Qlinic, we understand that even small skin imperfections can become frustrating or make individuals feel self-conscious about their appearance. Our treatments focus on safely improving the appearance of common benign skin lesions whilst supporting overall skin health and confidence.
Every treatment is delivered within a professional, supportive and personalised environment tailored to your individual skin concerns.
Blood Spots
Blood spots are commonly known as Cherry Angioma and Campbell de Morgan.
Cherry angiomas are small red, purple or bright vascular spots caused by clusters of tiny blood vessels close to the skin’s surface. They commonly appear on the:
Chest
Abdomen
Back
Arms
Neck
These lesions are extremely common and tend to increase with age.
White Spots
White spots also known as Milia are tiny white keratin-filled cysts that commonly appear around the eyes, cheeks and forehead. IGH presents as small white sun-related spots that often develop on the arms and legs over time.
Although these concerns are medically harmless, many individuals choose to seek treatment for cosmetic reasons.
Our Approach to Benign Skin Concerns
At The Qlinic, we take a safe and professional approach to treating common benign skin lesions.
A comprehensive consultation is carried out prior to treatment to assess the lesion, discuss your concerns and ensure suitability for treatment. If there is ever uncertainty regarding a lesion, we may recommend assessment by your GP or dermatologist before proceeding.
Our treatments focus on safely improving the appearance of the skin whilst maintaining natural-looking results and supporting overall skin health.
Treatments for Blood Spots & White Spots
The most effective treatment for these skin lesions is Advanced Electrolysis.
As this treatment is an advanced cosmetic skin procedure, practitioners must meet strict safety and hygiene standards. To legally and safely carry out advanced electrolysis treatments, we are fully registered and licensed with Derbyshire Dales Council, ensuring treatments are performed in accordance with professional health, safety and infection control regulations.
Client safety, professionalism and responsible practice remain at the centre of every treatment we provide.
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