Remove Skin Irregularities

Dilated Capillaries:

Dilated Capillaries, also referred to as Telangiectasia or Broken Capillaries, are tiny superficial dilated blood vessels that appear as red wavy lines on the skin. They tend to occur mainly around the nose, cheeks, and even the décolleté area.

Cherry Angiomas:

Cherry angiomas appear as bright red to purple dots of blood on the surface of the skin. They are usually found on the body’s upper trunk, such as the neck and chest area. Some people are predisposed to having multiple cherry angiomas.

Spider Naevi:

Spider naevi are dilated blood that are small and bright red with radiating threads.Commonly seen in women, they may be associated with pregnancy, obesity, and oral contraceptive use.

Clogged Pores:

Clogged Pores are sebaceous irregularities resulting from a build of sebum and dead keratinized cells inside the duct. They are most commonly found on the cheeks and can give the skin a duller complexion.

Cholesterol Deposits:

Cholesterol Deposits, also known as Xanthelasma, are soft yellowish lipids plaques usually found around the eyes. Individuals with high lipid levels are often predisposed to this condition. Cholesterol deposits are most often small to medium in size and may also be raised.

Milia:

Milia are plugs of sebum covered with layers of stratum cornified cells. Milia are commonly found on the forehead and cheeks and tend to be discolored or off-white. As a result, they are usually rough to the touch and difficult to treat by manual extraction.

Inflamed Pimples:

Inflamed pimples are sebaceous skin irregularities treatable with the LAMPROBE.Inflamed pimples or papules are raised lesions that are filled with pus. They commonly appear in acneic skin and oily skin as well.

Sebaceous Hyperplasia:

Sebaceous Hyperplasia appears as soft, yellowish papules with a cauliflower or doughnut-shaped appearance.

They can appear on the forehead and cheeks, particularly on oily and asphyxiated skins.

Fibromas:

Fibromas are skin growths that are benign tumors that are either flat, raised, small or large. They either sit on the skin’s surface or are found attached by a short, thin neck or peduncle. They can also range in color from skin tone to darker.

Seborrheic Keratoses:

Seborrheic keratoses are benign skin lesions that are small to large. They often appear during middle age or older. Seborrheic keratoses are usually found on the back, face, scalp, and chest. These superficial lesions appear warty, greasy, pigmented (dark yellow to black), scaly, and somewhat flat in shape.

Skin Tags:

A skin tag is a small fibroma that can appear in single or multiple formations and is sometimes referred to as acrochordon.

They can be found all over the face and body, but they are mostly found on the neck, breasts, the axillae, and may also appear on eyelids.