Benign Lesion
Benign skin lesions are non-cancerous growths that appear on the skin's surface as a natural result of aging, genetics, sun exposure, and the accumulation of everyday environmental factors. While entirely harmless from a medical standpoint, benign lesions including skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas, sebaceous hyperplasia, syringomas, and dermatofibromas, can significantly impact the appearance, texture, and clarity of the skin, as well as cause physical discomfort, irritation, and self-consciousness in everyday life. Safe, precise, and permanent removal by an expert provider delivers an immediate improvement in skin clarity and confidence.
Moles (nevi) are clusters of skin cells that may be flat or raised and are typically brown.
Benign lesions are extremely common the vast majority of skin growths that appear over a lifetime are entirely non-cancerous and pose no medical risk whatsoever
Skin tags are the most common benign lesion affecting up to 46% of the population and most commonly appearing in areas of friction such as the neck, underarms, and groin
Milia are tiny keratin-filled cysts commonly appearing around the eyes and cheeks and are notoriously resistant to topical skincare and home extraction attempts
Cherry angiomas are vascular growths caused by an overgrowth of blood vessels near the skin's surface and become increasingly common after the age of 30
Sebaceous hyperplasia occurs when oil glands become enlarged most commonly appearing on the forehead and cheeks of oilier skin types as small, yellowish, donut-shaped bumps
Every lesion should be assessed before removal a thorough professional assessment ensures every growth is confirmed as benign and the most appropriate and safe removal method is selected
Treating benign lesion
Your SKIN expert will assess your skin and design a personalised plan at your complimentary consult.
