Safe & Effective Skin Tag, Mole & Small Lesion Removal in Lowestoft
Ever noticed a little bump on your skin that’s been bugging you? Whether it’s a skin tag, a mole, or a small lesion, many of us have them. While they’re usually harmless, people often choose to have them removed, sometimes for comfort, sometimes for confidence, and sometimes simply because they’d rather not see them anymore.
What Are Skin Tags, Moles & Small Lesions?
Skin tags: soft, tiny growths that often appear where skin rubs together.
Moles: small, pigmented spots that can pop up anywhere on the body.
Small lesions: minor lumps or bumps that may feel bothersome or look unsightly.
Patients often decide to have these removed for three main reasons: to feel more comfortable, to boost their confidence, or to stop them catching, rubbing, or becoming an everyday nuisance.
Quick, Safe & Professional Removal
The good news? Removing these little concerns doesn’t have to be complicated. The process is quick, safe, and carried out by me, a trained nurse prescriber. Treatments usually take just a few minutes, I use a local anesthetic to minimise discomfort and there is minimal downtime. Everything is performed in a clean, sterile environment, so you can feel completely at ease.
Skin Tag before treatment in Lowestoft
Skin tag removal, after image.
Whether you’re looking for skin tag removal in Lowestoft, mole removal in Suffolk, or small lesion removal with a nurse, I’m here to help you feel more comfortable and confident in your skin.
✨ Ready to feel smoother, clearer, and more confident in your skin?
Book your consultation with me today for safe and effective skin tag, mole, or small lesion removal.
Botox Safety in Lowestoft – Why It Matters More Than Ever
It all begins with an idea.
Hi, I’m Michelle, better known as Nurse Injector Michelle here in Lowestoft. I love what I do: helping women and men feel more confident with safe, natural-looking Botox treatments. But recently, the news has been full of worrying headlines about people becoming seriously unwell after having Botox in unsafe, unregulated settings.
The MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) has reported a rise in illegal, unlicensed Botox being used across the UK, leaving more than 40 people hospitalised this summer. The red flags to look out for are simple: if someone isn’t a medical professional, can’t prescribe, is treating you in a kitchen or salon, or offers prices that seem too good to be true — then sadly, they probably are. These shortcuts can put your health at serious risk.
That’s why choosing the right practitioner is so important. As a qualified nurse prescriber in Lowestoft, I only ever use licensed Botox sourced directly from UK pharmacies, and every treatment is carried out with full consultation, medical safety checks, and proper aftercare. With me, you’ll always know what’s being used, where it comes from, and that your wellbeing comes first.
✨ If you’re thinking about Botox in Lowestoft, choose a safe pair of hands. Book with a nurse who puts your health, safety, and confidence at the heart of every treatment.