
Two fibromas removed in one Erbium laser session.
We now offer treatment for fibromas, including fibrous papules of the nose—commonly experienced as small, raised bumps or lumps on the face.
Treatment is performed using an ablative Erbium laser, which precisely vaporises superficial tissue. The laser allows for careful, layer-by-layer removal of the fibroma until it is flush with the surrounding skin.
While the procedure can cause mild discomfort, it is generally well tolerated. Some pinpoint bleeding may occur, and a small scab typically forms at the treatment site. This will usually remain in place for 1 to 2 weeks as the skin heals.
Pricing is £150 per lesion, per session. Most fibromas can be treated in 1 to 2 sessions, depending on size and depth.
You can read more about the procedure on our dedicated Fibroma page
Pinging Kieran's cherry angioma on a Tuesday morning.
We hit his wee vascular lesion 3 times, but it's a bit of a thicc boy and may need another treatment in a few weeks

An update on this gentleman who got some hyperpigmentation from his first vein removal session
6 months later and those wee brown marks have completely resolved.
A couple of stubborn veins remain, which we hit for a third time after this pic was taken. It’s not unusual for chunky veins like these to reoccur to some extent, but they typically come back thinner and shorter than before and are far less visible
He is genuinely delighted with his outcome

Just 8 treatments on this wee star, then a long gap for Covid
I think it’s fair to say that tattoo removal isn’t Natalie’s favourite thing in the world, but she’s stuck with it and has the results to show for it
We’re still working on the bigger one on her leg, but we’re in the end game with that now and it won’t be long

This tattoo was done with a cheap Chinese kit off ebay. We've met these before, and the ink is weird. This tattoo went black on the first pass and needed a combination of Ruby 694 and Nd:YAG 1064 Q-Switch laser as part of our advanced SuperStack treatment protocol
An innocuous looking tattoo, but carried some bad memories and needed deleted
Everyone has their own reason for removing a tattoo, and we’re there to help those people

This lady absolutely hated this thing, particularly when people stared at it while they were talking to her
Gone in a single treatment, this picture is taken 8 weeks later
There’s a wee bit of hyperpigmentation at the attachment site, but we would expect this to improve with time, and resurfacing is an option if it is persistent

We charge a £30 cancellation fee for all appointments cancelled or rescheduled within 72 hours of your appointment time.
No charge is made for cancellations or reschedules outwith of 72 hours.

The result of our recent training with AES / Quanta after 2 treatments
Our client is very happy she’s lost so many tags. She will be back soon help us refine our techniques
We have now launched this as a service: Skin Tag Removal

Monster wart removal!
I thought this one was going to need 2 or 3 treatments, but gone with one blast
When we kill all that infected material it sloughs off to leave a socket of healthy tissue. It takes a wee bit of time for the skin to remodel and heal that flat, but this is a result of having a massive wart, not the wart removal per se
He had tried lots of other types of treatment to get rid of this thing, none of them worked until he came to us
Great result and a happy man

9 treatments on Murray's monster tribal to get it to a point where something more fun could be put on top by Neotokyo Tattoo
Perseverance is essential to get the result with these kinds of tattoo
Can't wait to see it finished!

As from today we no longer take American Express
It's expensive, and they're crap at invoicing so we can't be bothered with them any more

Our Pro Camcorder project is complete at last
We made a policy decision to shoot everything in 9 x 16 from here on in, and it's surprisingly complex to rotate a video camera 90 degrees!
If you'd like your treatment videoed and made into a wee film for out socials please let us know 😁
Many thanks to Ffordes Photographic and 3 Legged Thing for all of your support through this 💙

This ugly thing had basically been carved into his arm
4 laser treatments and an awesome coverup by Tattooholic and you'd never know it was there
Za naszą i waszą wolność ❤️
Treating stick and poke tattoos today. Ciara was great fun

In the last week we have had to turn away 3 clients because they have fake tan or makeup on the areas to be treated or patch tested
We communicate this requirement to you at the time of booking, in your booking confirmation emails, and with each reminder email you receive
If we use lasers on you while wearing fake tan or makeup you would be at a very high risk of adverse reactions and also the treatment wouldn't work
You need to trust us that we are going to provide you with safe and effective treatments. But at the same time we need to trust you that you will cooperate with the treatment plan and listen to what we say

We're very proud to have played our small part in this masterpiece by Kenny
Awesome work by the artist, and a brave man to sit for it!
We performed 6 laser treatments to the dodgy dragon over a 12 month period to prepare for the new tattoo. We recommend at least 6 months, and preferably 12 months between laser and your new ink, but that decision is really between you and your artist. Because of lockdown chaos this gentleman actually went 2 years between his last laser and completion of his silverback tattoo.
Cheeky wee thigh tattoo treatment today on this pistol packing femme fatale
Many thanks to Shelley for letting us film her treatment
We have the equipment and the know-how to treat facial threadveins safely and help you to keep looking your best
Many thanks to Anne for letting us film her treatment

Undergoing laser procedures is a fairly daunting thing for many people. There’s a whole lexicon of terminologies and brand names and lots of breathless claims about how a provider can radically change your life and fix all of your problems. How do you filter the nonsense from the reality? How do you know you’re getting value for money? How do you know that you’re going to be safe? How do you spot the cowboys?