It may be a little uncomfortable. Numbing cream is applied first, and most people then describe a warm pinprick sensation. Sessions are short — each point takes a minute or two depending on its size.

How many sessions will I need?

Most skin tags and small blemishes clear in one session. Larger or stubborn lesions may need a review at 6–8 weeks.

Fibroblast is precise and non-surgical, so scarring is rare when aftercare is followed. Picking crusts is the main cause of marking.

What is the downtime?

You can go straight back to normal life. Expect small dark crusts for around a week and pinkness for a few weeks after.

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Fibroblast Skin Tag & Blemish Removal

Plasma precision for skin imperfections

Advanced plasma fibroblast treatment to remove skin tags, cherry angiomas, milia, warts and other small blemishes. A fine plasma arc treats the lesion precisely without cutting, with minimal downtime and a quick, clean healing process.

30 / 60 minutesFrom £60 · consultation required

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Benefits

Skin tags, cherry angiomas and milia
Warts, age spots and small raised blemishes
No scalpel, no stitches — precise plasma only
Quick sessions with minimal downtime
Free consultation and patch assessment first

What to expect

A free consultation first: the lesion is assessed and photographed, and anything suspicious is referred to your GP rather than treated.
Numbing cream is applied and left to work for around 20–30 minutes.
A fine plasma arc is applied to the lesion — a series of tiny controlled points, no scalpel and no stitches.
Small carbon crusts form immediately; these are the treated tissue lifting away.
A protective balm is applied and full aftercare is explained before you leave.

Safety notes & contraindications

Consultation and patch assessment are mandatory before any fibroblast treatment.
Never used on moles or any changing, bleeding or irregular lesion — those go to your GP or a dermatologist.
Not suitable if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a pacemaker or metal implants in the area, active cold sores, keloid scarring history, uncontrolled diabetes, autoimmune conditions affecting healing, or are on Roaccutane within the last 12 months.
Darker skin tones carry a higher risk of temporary pigment change; this is discussed honestly at consultation.
Sun exposure before and after treatment significantly increases pigmentation risk.

Aftercare

Keep the area completely dry for 48 hours — no swimming, sauna or steam.
Do not pick the carbon crusts; they fall away naturally in 5–10 days.
Apply the recommended balm thinly, with clean hands only.
No make-up over the area until the crusts have gone.
SPF50 on the healed skin daily for at least three months.

FAQs

Does it hurt?: It may be a little uncomfortable. Numbing cream is applied first, and most people then describe a warm pinprick sensation. Sessions are short — each point takes a minute or two depending on its size.
How many sessions will I need?: Most skin tags and small blemishes clear in one session. Larger or stubborn lesions may need a review at 6–8 weeks.
Will it scar?: Fibroblast is precise and non-surgical, so scarring is rare when aftercare is followed. Picking crusts is the main cause of marking.
What is the downtime?: You can go straight back to normal life. Expect small dark crusts for around a week and pinkness for a few weeks after.

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