ADVANCED COSMETIC PROCEDURES (ACP)
Precision Care for Your Skin
Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (ACP) use specialised electrolysis (diathermy) techniques to treat a wide variety of skin concerns quickly and effectively. Whether you are looking to clear away small milk spots or reduce the appearance of a persistent mole, our clinical approach ensures professional results with minimal downtime.
Treatments We Offer
We provide targeted solutions for the safe reduction or removal of many benign skin conditions, including:
- Skin tags (small or large)
- Age spots and pigmentation marks
- Blood spots
- Broken capillaries and red thread veins
- Milia (milk spots)
- Sebaceous cysts & hyperplasia
- Seborrhoeic keratosis
- Filiform warts and common warts
- Verrucae
- Syringoma
- Xanthoma
- Large blackheads
- Hairs growing from moles (with GP or dermatologist approval)
- Mole reduction (with GP or dermatologist approval)
Each concern is treated using a precise diathermy current, which targets the blemish without damaging the surrounding skin. Some conditions may require more than one session, depending on their size and depth.
Your Journey to Clear Skin
Consultation: Every journey begins with a 15-minute expert consultation so we can assess your skin, check for any contraindications and review any medication you may be taking. In some cases, we may ask for photographs in advance.
Safety First: For mole reductions or treating hairs in moles, we require written confirmation from your GP, dermatologist that the mole is benign before any treatment can take place. This can be provided as a letter or screenshot of your NHS App confirmation.
(You should explain to your GP that you are looking to have you moles reduced with some electrolysis and that they need to be checked & confirmed to be benign prior to treatment. Alternatively, you can use Map My Mole – available at extra cost from Beauty Be Mine – once your report is back we can book your mole reduction appointment. )
What to Expect: Most treatments take between 15 and 30 minutes. Many blemishes disappear immediately, while others form a small scab that naturally sheds over the following days. Your therapist will provide full aftercare advice to support healing and achieve the best possible results.
Follow‑Up: Some conditions, such as warts and verrucae, may need follow‑up sessions. Your therapist will advise on the expected number of treatments during your consultation.
Prices
Advanced Cosmetic Procedures are priced according to the type of blemish and the length of treatment required. Most appointments are either 15 or 30 minutes, and your therapist will confirm the most suitable option during your consultation.
Consultation – £15
If you choose to have your treatment during the consultation, the £15 fee is deducted from the cost of your procedure.
15 minute treatment – from £70 to £149
Suitable for treating one or a small number of blemishes such as skin tags, milia, age spots, blood spots, sebaceous hyperplasia, spider naevus, warts, verrucae and more.
30 minute treatment – from £130 to £149
Ideal for treating multiple blemishes in one session or for conditions that require a little more time, such as larger areas of broken capillaries, multiple skin tags, seborrhoeic keratosis or clusters of DPN.
Mole reduction – from £149
Follow‑up sessions, if needed, are £95.
Your therapist will always advise the most cost‑effective option based on the number, size and type of blemishes being treated.
Pre-Appointment Checklist
Medication & Health: Please have a list of any current medications ready to share with your therapist
Photo Submission: We may ask you to send photos of the area before we confirm your booking to ensure it is suitable for ACP.
Mole Approval: If you are booking for a mole reduction or hairs in a mole, you must send a screenshot or email of your GP, Dermatologist, or ‘Map My Mole’ report showing the mole is benign before your appointment can be scheduled.
Consultation Prep: Plan to arrive a few minutes early for your consultation to fill out the necessary skin health forms.
FAQS
Here are the most common questions clients have about Advanced Cosmetic Procedures, simplified from our clinical guidelines to help you feel prepared for your visit.
Your 15-minute consultation is a chance for our therapists to assess your skin and check for any contra-indications or medications that might affect the treatment. We may request photos of the area before you book your appointment. If you decide to go ahead with the treatment during that same visit, your £15 consultation fee will be deducted from the total cost.
Yes. For your safety, we require a report of approval and a consent letter from a GP, Dermatologist, or the ‘Map My Mole’ service before treating any mole or hairs within a mole. This report must confirm the mole is benign and should be sent to us via email, text, or screenshot prior to booking your appointment..
Many conditions, such as smaller blood spots or skin tags, often disappear immediately at the time of treatment. For other concerns like mole reductions, the first session can reduce the size by up to three-quarters, though a follow-up “re-treat” session may be needed to smooth the skin completely flat.
Most procedures, such as treating Sebaceous Hyperplasia, involve minimal downtime, allowing you to carry on with your daily activities straight away. Some treatments cause the blemish to scab over and naturally fall away over the course of a couple of weeks
This depends on the condition:
Skin Tags & Milia: Often resolved in a single 15 or 30-minute session.
Broken Capillaries: We recommend a course of treatments to allow for skin healing and prevent hyper-pigmentation.
Warts & Verrucas: These are assessed after 6 weeks to 3 months to see if follow-up care is required.