I am 57 years young, but my skin was looking at least that old or older. Over recent years, I had noticed that the skin on my face was covered with small white bumps, some flat and some raised, and I assumed they were whiteheads. I had tried to remove them myself, but there were so many that I discontinued my efforts.

About two months ago I decided to try some electrolysis/permanent hair removal. I got online and saw a website on google for “Laura the Brow Queen”! Catchy, I thought, and close to my home so I called. Laura was delightful and I made my appointment. While I was there, she mentioned that the bumps on my skin were not actually “whiteheads,” rather they were a skin condition called sebaceous hyperplasia.

She told me that she could help. I permitted her to work her magic. The next day I looked at my face and panicked! It was scabby and looked scarred.  After calling her, she calmly said it would be ok, and to give it some time and trust her.

I’m so glad that I did! It has been 4 weeks since the electroagulation / cauterization procedure and the Nouvelle Beauté skin care product regimen she suggested for me to use.  My face is not only clearing, but my skin looks younger and feels softer than it has in years.  Currently, Laura and I are working together to reduce the sun spots and wrinkles on my face and the syringomas (white hard bumps) under my eyes, by using her skin rejuvenation systems (skin needling and skin electroagulation procedures).

Thank you, Laura

Kay J

                                        
                                    Big raised moles on face        two weeks after one treatment -
                                                                                                          still healing
Testimonial:

I've had moles on my face for as long as I can remember. I had always heard that it cost a lot to have them removed by laser treatment and that it would be painful and would cause deep scars.  I also had a hanging skin tag under my arm that caught on my tank tops a lot and was irritated and aggravated most of the time. In just 15 minutes, and very little pain, they were on their way to being gone forever! The areas where they were, healed very quickly, and no scars, only took 2 weeks. It was worth every penny which did not cost much, very affordable and I am very happy with the results! Thanks Laura!
 
Gretchen 

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Severe Cherry Angiomas / blood leaks and  Spider veins / broken capillaries or telangiectasia (tel·an·gi·ec·ta·sia) :  Chronic dilation of groups of capillaries causing elevated dark red and blue blotches on the skin.
                                                                       
           
   severe blood leaks & spider veins-2 treatments                    spider veins                  after one treatment 
                                                    
                                                      spider veins next to nose      after on treatment

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                                                                       Spider Veins on Legs

                                                                       Right after one treatment

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                   Pictures of cherry angiomas / blood leaks / blood spots on skin / spider angiomas
             
        Cherry angiomas / blood spots on stomach                       Facial broken capillaries-Spider veins
                                                                                                                  vein eraser on nose
They are also described as cherry angiomas, spider angiomas, blood spots on skin A benign skin lesion consisting of dense, usually elevated masses of dilated blood vessels.                             

                                                    Facial and neck skin tags 
               
                                                                                                                                       Skin tags on neck   
The technique of Cauterization is describing the non painful burning of the the skin tags/moles in order to stop the blood supply to destroy and remove the undesired growth.                                            

When a doctor remove skin tags is usually not covered by medical insurance because it is considered an elective/cosmetic procedure.  Skin tags are very common benign
non cancerous tumor/growth. The most common reason for tags removal is cosmetic. People simply do not like the unsightly appearance of skin tags. The second reason is irritation.

           
         Skin tag filled with blood in chest area                          2 weeks after one treatment

If you are an individual that has moles, you know that they tend to grow larger. Skin tags tend to multiply at every turn. Often, this has left me self-conscience. While dermatologists can be so expensive and insurance will not cover costs unless they test positive as cancerous, I have sought for the right solution for the past year. When I consulted with Laura, she evaluated a large mole and let me know that it had increased in size due to blood/fluids underneath the outer layer of the mole. We discussed her state-of-the-art technology, healing time and expected results. Laura understood that I did not take this mole removal lightly. So she advised that I absorb the information and call her when I was ready to schedule an appt. The mole had also become very sensitive. When I accidentally rub the mole would bleed for hours. With skill and patience, Laura removed the mole effectively and pain-free. I am so pleased with the results. The mole has healed to a flat surface and is less visible. She even took before and after pictures, which tell a great story. Thank you Laura!

                     Benign non-cancerous non-malignant mole & skin tag removal
              Blood leaks – blood spots on skin - cherry angioma removal 
                      Broken capillaries - spider veins - thread veins 
                            telangiectasia treatments / vain eraser

                                                  Questions and Answers

Q.  Can I go to work immediately?
A.  Yes!  This is a lunch time appointment. No downtime.  You may resume normal work
      after the  appointment, however no strenuous activities for about 24 hours.

Q. How to remove moles, skin tags, cherry angioma, spider veins on skin?
A  With Electroagulation

Q.  Will this really work?
A.  Absolutely!   A dermatologist once refused to remove one of my client's moles because
     of deep scarring.  Therefore, although skeptical, she decided to visit an electrologist.
     She found me. I removed her moles, spider veins / broken capillaries. Did I mention how
     happy she  was with the result? 

 Q.  How do I prepare for the treatment if I have treatment on my face?
 A.  Do not tan your face for one week before the treatment, the sun and tanning beds will
      make your skin more sensitive to the treatment.
   
Q.  What should I do after the treatment?
A.  I suggest for you to use the special formula Nouvelle Beaute’s moisturizer and arnica
     facial wash.  Also use an anti-itch ointment or antibiotic ointment if needed.

      You also need to do the following:
      No tanning one week AFTER treatment
      Do no apply heavy makeup as it will disturb the treatment sites, if instructed by me.
      No sauna or hot tub
      Wear sun block and hat for at least two weeks whenever you are exposed to the sun
      No scratching or peeling of scabs that may occur to prevent scars.

Q.  How long does the appointment last? How much does cherry angiomas
     treatment, non cancerous moles removal, blood leaks on skin removal, spider
     mole removal, skin tags removal cost?
A.  Most appointments last approximately 15 minutes.  However, it does depend on the
     treatment area.  Electrocoagulation / no laser treatment is cheap and affordable.

Q.  Does electrocoagulation -  mole, skin tags, cherry angiomas removal leave
      scars?
A.  No!  Please refer to the photos above.

Q.  Is there any guarantee for certain results?
A.  There is NO guarantee! Improvements may vary from person to person.   You will be so
      happy
       and satisfied with the result! 

Q.  Will I see immediate results?
A.  If we treat:
 
Cherry angiomas / blood leaks / red small spots / small dilated blood vessels:
YES!   You will see them disappear right in front of your eyes.  If the aforementioned are large and thick, they will disappear and dissolve but a temporary mark may remain which should be gone in  few days. 

Non-cancerous Moles:
No!  It will take about 1-2 weeks to diminish and flattened.  Some moles will scab in the first few days but completely heal.

Skin tags/ extra hanging skin:
Yes!  Most skin tags do not contain blood and will vanish immediately. However, if the roots of the skin tags are too close to the surface of the skin or full of blood, it will take up to a week to fall.

Spider veins/broken capillaries/dilated blood vessels/telangiectasia:
Yes!  Small red veins will disappear right in front of your eyes.  The deeper veins may need more than one treatment to completely disappear.

Q.  Do you help treat varicose veins?
A.  No!  You should consult your physician when dealing with varicose veins.

Q.  Are the procedures painful?  What side effect that might happened after the
     treatments?
A.  This is a non-invasive procedure there is usually little pain to no pain at all.  However,
      redness and/or mild swelling at or near the treatment site may occur but will go away  
      in a few hours and may feel tender for a few days.  On the contrary, laser
      treatment hurts and require time at home and very expensive.  Electrocoagulation is
      very affordable and really works.
  
Scabs that may develop are very important to the healing process and it is very important not to scratch the scabs or scarring and/or pitting of the skin may occur.  I will also discuss what you should use after the treatment at home. 

Q.  Is a pain killer suggested before the treatments?
A.  Pain killers are not needed, but you may take Advil or Tylenol if you are uncomfortable.
      However in some cases I will use numbing cream if it is needed.
 
Q.  Are the results permanent?
A.  Yes!  Whatever has been treated will not reappear.  However broken blood vessels are
     very common around the nose and cheeks due to several factors but are not limited to:

      Aging process
      Inflammation from UV radiation from the sun exposure-especially to those with thin 
      skin.
      Heredity
      Blowing your nose, rubbing, scratching
      Trauma that happens closer to the skin surface
      Using oral contraceptives
      Estrogen therapy
      Pregnancy
      Moles and skin tags are also hereditary so your body can develop more anytime.

   Photos will be taken before and after treatment and might be posted on Laura's website