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Skin treatment

Skin Tags. Removed.

Clean removal of benign lesions.

The Erskine Park clinicErskine Park clinic
  • 16+ years experience
  • Same operator every visit
  • Specialising in male skin
  • Transparent pricing

Those annoying growths

Skin tags catching on collars. Small lesions you've ignored. You've thought about DIY removal but know that risks scarring or infection.

What changes

Diathermy uses controlled heat to remove skin tags and benign lesions cleanly. The area heals flat. One treatment typically handles it.

How this is handled here

We assess each lesion first. Anything suspicious gets referred for medical evaluation. Standard skin tags and benign growths are removed efficiently.

We'd rather tell you what won't work than sell you something that will disappoint.

What to expect

Sensation

Brief sting during removal.

Duration

15-30 minutes

Sessions

Usually one

Downtime

Small scab, heals in 1-2 weeks.

Honest limits

Only for clearly benign lesions. Anything that looks unusual should see a dermatologist. New skin tags can appear over time, this removes existing ones.

Pricing

Straightforward pricing. No packages, no pressure to commit upfront.

Per Lesion
From $30
Multiple Lesions
Quoted on consultation

Why no packages?

Packages lock you in before you know if it works for you. I'd rather you see results first, then decide if you want to continue.

Most clients book the next session because they saw what the first one did, not because they're locked into a contract.

This is for you if

  • Skin tags
  • Small benign growths
  • Lesions catching on clothing

This may not be suitable if

  • Suspicious moles, dermatologist first
  • Large or deep lesions

Not sure if this is right for you? We'll assess your situation in the first few minutes. No charge if it turns out this isn't the right approach.

Ready when you are

Ready to book?

Select your preferred time online. Questions? Text us and we'll talk it through.

No pressure. No hard sell. If it's not right for you, we'll say so.