Unwanted Skin Growths · Eau Claire
Small concerns.
Thoughtful attention.
A small bump or spot can raise a lot of questions. Start with understanding what it is, then explore whether removal is right for you.
Harmony offers removal of suitable milia, skin tags, and cherry angiomas after a complimentary consultation and clearance from your doctor.
A clear path to care
Three simple steps.
No guessing.
Talk with Harmony.
Begin with a required complimentary consultation to discuss the concern, treatment options, and what clearance you need.
Get doctor’s clearance.
Have the growth assessed by your doctor. Confirm with Harmony how to provide clearance before scheduling treatment.
Review your plan.
Once cleared, confirm suitability, the total price, expected healing, and aftercare before proceeding.
Care begins with clarity
A spot deserves
the right assessment.
Similar-looking growths can need very different care. Cosmetic removal should follow a confirmed diagnosis, rather than replace one.
If a spot is new, changing, bleeding, painful, or not healing, arrange a medical assessment before booking removal.
Avoid picking, cutting, or using at-home removal products. Let a qualified healthcare professional determine what the growth is first.
Before you book
Your questions.
A clearer next step.
Do I need a consultation?
Yes. A complimentary consultation is required for all three services. It is your opportunity to discuss the concern, the process, and your expected cost.
Do I also need doctor’s clearance?
Yes. Harmony requires clearance from your doctor before treatment. Call us to confirm what documentation is needed and how to provide it. Clearance does not guarantee every growth or location can be treated at Harmony.
Are milia the same as whiteheads?
No. Milia are small cysts containing keratin, while acne whiteheads are closed comedones. Confirming the difference helps determine appropriate care.
Can you remove any mole or growth?
No. This page covers suitable milia, skin tags, and cherry angiomas only. Moles, uncertain lesions, and suspicious changes require medical assessment and may need biopsy or treatment by a dermatologist.
Will one appointment be enough?
That depends on the growth, number of areas, and treatment response. Your provider will explain the expected plan. Complete removal in one session cannot be guaranteed.
What should I expect while healing?
Temporary redness, tenderness, swelling, or crusting can occur. Healing depends on the technique and area. Follow your aftercare instructions and avoid picking the treated skin.
Can treatment leave a mark?
Yes. Risks can include pigment changes, infection, burns, and scarring. Your provider will discuss the risks for your skin and the proposed procedure before treatment.
What should I share at my consultation?
Mention medications, allergies, medical conditions, previous removal attempts, and any history of unusual scarring or pigment changes. Tell us if the spot has changed or causes symptoms.
Start with a conversation
A small concern.
A clear next step.
Ask your questions, understand the requirements, and find out whether removal at Harmony is right for you.