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Lumps & Bumps Removal

At Laser Skin Clinic, we offer safe, effective, and minimally invasive solutions for the removal of common skin lumps and bumps — helping you achieve clearer, smoother skin with minimal downtime.

Whether you’re dealing with raised growths, skin tags, cysts, milia, or other benign lesions, our advanced technologies provide precise, scar-conscious removal.


What Can We Treat?

We commonly treat:

  • Skin tags

  • Seborrheic keratoses

  • Milia (small white bumps)

  • Sebaceous hyperplasia

  • Cholesterol deposits

  • Cherry angiomas (red spots)

  • Xanthelasma (yellowish eyelid plaques)

  • Benign cysts and other non-cancerous lesions

Every lesion is assessed by a trained nurse or dermal clinician. Any suspicious or potentially cancerous lesions will be referred to your GP or dermatologist for biopsy.


Treatment Options

Clear Skin Probe (High-Frequency Radio Wave)

A fine, high-frequency probe delivers a precise microcurrent to targeted lesions for clean and accurate removal.

  • Ideal for: skin tags, sebaceous hyperplasia, superficial bumps

  • Minimal discomfort, no bleeding

  • Most treated lesions form a micro-scab and flake off in 5–7 days

  • Minimal downtime

Pricing:

  • 1 lesion: $125

  • Each additional lesion: $25

  • 5-minute session (multiple lesions): $250


eCO2 Fractional Laser (10,600 nm)

Our eCO2 laser is ideal for thicker, deeper, or more fibrotic lesions, offering deeper precision and enhanced skin regeneration.

  • Ideal for: seborrheic keratoses, xanthelasma, milia, stubborn bumps

  • Fractional ablative resurfacing with minimal bleeding

  • Advanced scanning tech reduces scarring risk

  • Healing typically occurs within 5–10 days

Pricing:

  • From $250 for a single lesion

  • 5-minute session (multiple lesions): $450


How Does It Work?

Your clinician will:

  • Clinically assess each lesion

  • Confirm whether it is suitable for in-clinic treatment

  • Recommend the most appropriate removal method

  • Provide a post-treatment care plan to support fast healing


Book Your Consultation

Smooth, confident skin starts with a consultation. Let us assess your skin and recommend the right approach for safe, effective removal — no GP referral required.


Treatable Skin Conditions

Fibromas

A small and benign growth that resembles a tumour but is typically a growth that is comprised mostly of fibrous or connective tissue. They can grow anywhere on the body, sometimes presenting themselves as red bumps on skin or a small lump on the head.

Skin Tags

Typically either flesh coloured or darkly pigmented, skin tags ‘grow’ from the skin out of a small stalk-like growth. Our skin tag removal clinic can rid you of these small, annoying bits of tissue with effective skin tag removal treatment.

Sebaceous Hyperplasia

This is a condition in which the sebaceous glands become inflamed and produce yellowish or flesh coloured bumps on the face. Often associated with acne.

Senile Warts

Also known as seborrhoeic keratoses among many other names, senile warts are non-cancerous skin tumours that appear as brownish red bumps on the skin and feature more prominently among older people.

Much of the visible signs of the condition can be reduced with wart removal treatment at our warts removal clinic.

Xanthelasma

Usually located on or around the eyelids, Xanthelasma is a yellow tinged fatty deposit that is not harmful and can be removed with lump treatment.

Milia

Also known as a ‘milk spot’ or an ‘oil seed’, this is a blockage of the eccrine sweat gland that produces small white lumps around the eyes and nose. Effective bumps treatment can significantly reduce the visible signs of milia.

Cholesterol Deposits

Also known as xanthomas, cholesterol deposits vary in size, are typically flat and soft, and usually appear fleshy or yellowish in colour.

They can occasionally present as red bumps on skin.

Cherry angiomas

Also known as Campbell de Morgan spots, cherry angiomas are skin growths that present as red bumps on skin due to the broken blood vessels that give them their cherry-like appearance.