Electrolysis
Milia Removal
Up to 3 Milia Removals
Milia is removed using short wave diathermy – a form of indirect current. Using a small needle, the current heats up the Milia and the energy created breaks down the fatty tissue, and it disperses into the body. How many sessions are needed? For smaller Milia, one session is all that is needed. However, for the larger Milia a second session may be needed 4 weeks later after it has healed.
Milia are small, white, keratin-filled cysts that commonly appear on the face, particularly around the eyes and cheeks. Our milia removal treatment uses short wave diathermy – a form of indirect electrical current – to safely and effectively remove these stubborn bumps.
A fine needle delivers controlled heat to break down the fatty tissue within the milia, allowing it to naturally disperse into the body. This precision technique ensures minimal discomfort and excellent results.
For smaller milia, one session is typically all that is needed for complete removal. Larger milia may require a follow-up session approximately 4 weeks later, once the initial treatment area has fully healed.
During your consultation, we will assess your milia and recommend the appropriate treatment plan.
After treatment, the area may appear slightly red or develop a small scab. This is normal and will heal naturally within 7-14 days. Avoid touching or picking at the treated area, keep it clean and dry, and apply sunscreen to protect the healing skin.
Avoid makeup on the treated area for 24 hours to allow the skin to heal properly.
Why Choose Electrolysis for Milia Removal
Milia are stubborn white bumps that won't go away with regular skincare. Electrolysis offers a safe, effective solution for removing them permanently.
Benefits of Milia Removal
- Quick and precise treatment
- Immediate visible results
- Minimal discomfort
- No scarring when performed professionally
- Safe for delicate areas around the eyes
What to Expect:
- Treatment uses short wave diathermy
- Small milia cleared in one session
- Larger milia may need a follow-up
Unlike attempting extraction at home, professional milia removal is safe, hygienic, and delivers lasting results.
Milia Removal Process
Our gentle milia removal treatment is quick and effective. Here's what to expect:
Assessment
Your therapist will examine the milia to determine the best treatment approach. We'll explain the procedure and answer any questions.
Treatment
Using short wave diathermy, a small needle delivers controlled heat to the milia. This breaks down the fatty tissue, allowing it to disperse naturally into the body.
Aftercare
Keep the treated area clean and avoid touching it. Any redness will subside within a few hours. For larger milia, a follow-up may be needed after 4 weeks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Milia are small white bumps that form when keratin becomes trapped beneath the skin.
They commonly appear around:
- The eyes
- Cheeks
- Forehead
Milia is removed using short wave diathermy – a form of indirect current.
The process involves:
- Using a small needle
- The current heats up the milia
- The energy breaks down the fatty tissue
- It disperses into the body naturally
For smaller milia, one session is typically all that is needed.
For larger milia, a second session may be required 4 weeks later after healing.
Most clients describe the sensation as a slight heat or tingling.
The treatment is generally well-tolerated and quick.
After milia removal:
- Keep the area clean and dry
- Avoid touching or picking the treated area
- Apply recommended aftercare products
- Protect from sun exposure