Sebaceous Hyperplasia
What are Sebaceous Hyperplasia?
Small raised, bumps, milky-yellow colour, slight donut-shaped oily blemish, located on the face, forehead, nose and cheeks.
Why do they grow?
The cause is related to the activity of the glands within an oily skin type, slightly genetic, poor skincare, heavy skin products, over-use of SPF's and fake tans.
What are the treatment options? There are a few options when it comes to treating sebaceous hyperplasia. Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen), which freezes the blemish. Advanced Electrolysis, the preferred method for our clinic, is a form of electro-cautery, the most refined and precise method. Its pin-point accuracy makes it a safe and effective option for this oily condition.
What is the recovery time?
Following the treatment, a temporary scab/crust will form. This will slough off once the skin has fully healed.
How many sebaceous hyperplasia can be treated at the appointment?
The amount treated will be discussed during the consultation. If you have a large amount, it is advisable to have treatment over two separate appointments.
What is the price of treatment?
Consultation only: £20
Treatment session: £52
*If treatment is received on the same day as the consultation, there is no consultation fee
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Nostril area
Note the open pores on the skin indicating an oily skin type.
The sebaceous hyperplasia is located within the crease of the nostril.
Cheek area
Open pores indicating sebaceous activity. The clue is in the name, 'sebaceous hyperplasia'.
Forehead area
A milder condition, but the sheen of the skin indicates oil. The milky bumps are the sebaceous hyperplasia.
Outer cheek area
The uneven texture in the skin is often a sign of sebaceous hyperplasia. This is another wild condition.
Sebaceous hyperplasia are often found in multiple, but never on a dry skin type.