Corrective Skincare • Benign-Appearing

Small Skin Growths Can Have a Big Impact on How You Feel.

Raised, textured or pigmented growths may become more noticeable over time or interfere with makeup, shaving, jewelry and confidence. Lenox Skincare offers cosmetic services for select benign-appearing lesions following an appropriate assessment. Anything suspicious, changing or outside our scope is referred to a qualified medical provider.

Small Skin Growths Can Have a Big Impact on How You Feel.
Concerns we may assess

Concerns we may assess

Depending on presentation and provider scope, cosmetic services may be considered for:

Dermatosis papulosa nigra

Dermatosis papulosa nigra

Small, dark benign papules commonly found on darker skin tones.

Skin tags

Skin tags

Harmless flesh-colored polyps hanging from the skin's surface.

Seborrheic keratoses

Seborrheic keratoses

Waxy, benign raised growths with a pasted-on appearance.

Cherry angiomas

Cherry angiomas

Small, bright red clusters of capillaries on the skin.

Milia

Milia

Tiny, hard white keratin cysts trapped just beneath the epidermis.

Sebaceous hyperplasia

Sebaceous hyperplasia

Small, yellowish oil gland enlargements with a central depression.

Medical evaluation comes first when needed

  • Has changed in size, color or shape

    Has changed in size, color or shape

    Rapid transformation or asymmetry in structural presentation.

  • Bleeds without explanation

    Bleeds without explanation

    Spontaneous bleeding or oozing from the lesion site.

  • Has irregular borders

    Has irregular borders

    Poorly defined or notched edges requiring clinical screening.

  • Appeared suddenly

    Appeared suddenly

    Rapid onset growth requiring professional medical review.

  • Looks different from your other lesions

    Looks different from your other lesions

    The classic "ugly duckling" sign prompting safety evaluations.

THE LENOX APPROACH

Restore before correcting.

The treatment plan includes pre-care, expected healing and post-care instructions.

Lesion appearance
Location
Skin tone
Pigment risk
Healing history
Number of lesions
Suitability for cosmetic treatment

What to expect

Temporary healing side effects

Temporary darkening, redness, crusting or discoloration may occur.

Proper crust care

Picking or removing crusts prematurely may increase scarring or pigment changes.

Multiple session requirements

Multiple sessions may be needed when numerous lesions are present.

After Treatment
Before Treatment
RESULTS

Why assessment matters

A treatment that improves one scar type may do very little for another. Your plan may depend on:

Scar depth

Scar depth

Measuring how deep the structural defect extends into the dermal layer.

Scar pattern

Scar pattern

Analyzing the distribution and types of scars across different facial zones.

Skin tone

Skin tone

Evaluating melanin response to protect against post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Pigment response

Pigment response

Monitoring how the skin responds to light, trauma, and inflammation.

Active acne

Active acne

Ensuring current breakouts are controlled before resurfacing begins.

Barrier health

Barrier health

Verifying the lipid matrix and moisture retention capacity.

Your visible concern is only one part of the story.

During your Discovery Session, we evaluate the condition of your skin, previous treatments, product use, lifestyle, medical considerations and desired outcomes. You will leave with a clearer understanding of what your skin needs and a personalized Clinical Roadmap™.

Start with an assessment—not a guess.

Schedule a consultation to determine whether cosmetic treatment is appropriate.