Advanced Cosmetic Procedures
Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (ACP) in Kempston, Bedford for the treatment of skin tags, milia, thread veins, cherry angiomas, seborrhoeic keratoses, age sports, warts, verrucas and other benign skin blemishes. Book your consultation today.
Have you ever looked in the mirror and wished you could remove a skin tag, milia, thread vein or another harmless skin blemish?
At BBR Skin, Laser & Advanced Beauty Clinic in Kempston, Bedford, we use Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (ACP) – an advanced electrolysis technique that can visibly reduce or remove many common benign skin blemishes without surgery.
Every treatment begins with a thorough consultation to ensure the blemish is suitable for treatment and that ACP is the most appropriate option for you.
What is Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (ACP)?
Advanced Cosmetic Procedures, sometimes called Advanced Electrolysis, is a highly precise treatment that uses a fine sterile probe and a controlled electrical current to treat a wide range of superficial skin blemishes.
The treatment has been used safely for many years and is a popular alternative to surgical removal for many benign skin concerns.
Treatment is quick, minimally invasive and carried out in a clean, professional clinical environment.
What can ACP treat?
✔ Skin Tags
✔ Milia
✔ Thread Veins (Telangiectasia)
✔ Campbell de Morgan (Cherry Angiomas)
✔ Spider Naevi
✔ Sebaceous Hyperplasia
✔ Seborrhoeic Keratosis
✔ Age Spots
✔ Mole Reduction*
✔ Warts & Verrucas
✔ Sebaceous Cysts (selected cases)
✔ Xanthelasma (selected cases)
*Some blemishes require GP confirmation or dermatologist approval before treatment.
Why clients trust BBR
✔ Over 20 years’ experience in the beauty industry
✔ Fully qualified, insured and licensed by Bedford Borough Council
✔ Professional Enbio sterilisation system for all reusable instruments
✔ Sterile, single-use probes for every treatment
✔ Honest advice - if ACP isn’t suitable, I’ll recommend the safest alternative
✔ Private one-to-one appointments
✔ Clear aftercare and follow-up support
What happens after treatment?
After treatment you can expect:
Redness
Mild swelling
Small protective scabs
This is a completely normal part of the healing process.
Healing varies depending on the blemish being treated but typically takes between 2-12 weeks, with deeper treatments taking longer to fully mature.
Following your aftercare instructions carefully is essential for the best cosmetic result.
Early Detection Leads to Better Outcomes
Concerned about a mole or skin blemish?
Our professional Map My Mole service provides high quality dermoscopic imaging that is reviewed by UK dermatology Specialists, helping you monitor changes and gain peace of mind.
FAQ'S
No. Evert blemish is assessed individually. Some can be completely removed, while others are significantly reduce in appearance. During your consultation I'll explain what results you can realistically expect
Many small blemishes only require one treatment. Larger or deeper lesions may require two or more sessions.
ACP is designed to minimise skin trauma, but every skin heals differently. Following your aftercare advice gives you the best chance of achieving an excellent cosmetic results.
Usually after 24-48 hours depending on the area treated. Full aftercare instructions will be provided.
Ideally allow at least 4-6 weeks before sun exposure or swimming so the skin has time to heal properly.
ACP Consultation – £25
Small Lesions (1–3 lesions) – £105
Multiple / Larger Lesions –
£180
Broken Capillaries – 20 mins £105
Broken Capillaries – 40 mins £180
Mole Reduction – £200*
Wart & Verruca Removal –£200
*Mole Reduction requires benign confirmation via GP letter or in-house Map My Mole screening.
Most clients describe the sensation as a quick stinging or warm pinching feeling.
The level of discomfort depends on the type of blemish and the area being treated, but treatments are generally well tolerated.
For larger or more sensitive areas you may wish to apply EMLA cream beforehand (available from most pharmacies).