What are benign skin irregularities

Skin irregularities such as benign moles, skin tags, cherry angiomas, seborrheic keratosis, milia’s, and other common raised or pigmented bumps can develop with age, genetics, or lifestyle factors. While harmless, they may stand out cosmetically, cause friction, or make the skin appear uneven.

Professional fibroblast treatments can be used to cosmetically reduce the appearance of these benign spots once they have been evaluated and cleared as non-cancerous. The process works superficially on the skin’s surface, allowing the treated area to naturally clear and blend in for smoother, more even-looking skin.

Fibroblast cosmetic skin growth treatment

Our advanced plasma fibroblast technology delivers precise energy to the surface of the targeted spot. This creates a controlled micro-response that dehydrates the tissue and forms a tiny carbon crust. As the skin heals, the crust naturally sheds and the appearance of the irregularity is reduced, leaving the skin clearer and more refined.

What we treat

This service is designed for the cosmetic treatment of benign skin irregularities, including:

• Benign moles (must have physician or dermatologist clearance prior to treatment)
• Skin tags
• Cherry angiomas (“cherry spots”)
• Seborrheic keratosis (“age spots” or “barnacles”)
• Milia”s
• Other benign raised or pigmented bumps

The treatment – How it works

A fine probe delivers a controlled plasma arc to the surface of the irregularity. The energy creates a tiny carbon crust that naturally flakes off within several days. This process is superficial — it does not pierce the skin — and stimulates the body’s natural healing response.

As the area heals, new tissue forms and gradually blends in with the surrounding skin. Results are often noticeable within 1–2 weeks, with continued improvement over the following month.

Disclaimer

Disclaimer: Infinique Skin & Spa does not detect, diagnose, or treat medical conditions. Our services are strictly cosmetic in nature and limited to benign irregularities.

Note: Suspicious, changing, or dark lesions must be evaluated by a dermatologist before treatment. We only treat benign irregularities for cosmetic purposes. 

Important: Clients scheduling treatment for moles must have physician or dermatologist clearance before their appointment. If a client arrives without prior clearance, the appointment time will still be charged in full, even if treatment cannot be performed.

Aftercare – What to Expect

• Redness, swelling, and tenderness are normal.
• A carbon crust will form on the treated area, usually dark in color. This crust naturally flakes off in about 5–7 days (sometimes longer depending on the area).
• Do not pick or scratch, and avoid clothing or accessories rubbing against the treated spot — this may cause scarring.
• Skin may appear pink for several weeks as it continues to heal.