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Doctor Procedures

Minor Skin Procedures

Doctor-assessed removal or treatment of selected skin tags, warts and other minor skin lesions; diagnosis and suitability are confirmed first.

Current listed price

Starts at ₱1,000

Doctor consultation required

Wart or skin tag — 1 to 3 pieces
Starts at ₱1,000
Wart or skin-tag removal — face and neck
Starts at ₱2,500
Syringoma, xanthelasma or milia
Starts at ₱1,500
Mole removal
Starts at ₱2,000
Sebaceous cyst removal
Starts at ₱3,500
Small benign lesion
₱1,500–₱3,500
Acne injection — assessment first
₱250 / lesion

How it works

A treatment plan built around assessment.

A licensed doctor reviews the treatment goal, health history, medicines, anatomy, and contraindications before selecting the appropriate method and treatment plan. The procedure is not confirmed from website information alone.

Common concerns addressed

Selected skin tags or warts

Selected milia, syringoma or xanthelasma

A skin lesion requiring doctor assessment before treatment

Potential benefits

Cautious, individualized expectations

  • May help improve or support selected skin tags or warts.
  • May help improve or support selected milia, syringoma or xanthelasma.
  • May help improve or support a skin lesion requiring doctor assessment before treatment.

Changes may be gradual and can depend on baseline condition, treatment parameters, consistency, home care, and maintenance. Individual results vary; no result, duration, or number of sessions is guaranteed.

Suitability

Who may need clearance or another plan

Doctor-assessed removal or treatment of selected skin tags, warts and other minor skin lesions; diagnosis and suitability are confirmed first. A doctor consultation is required to confirm anatomy, diagnosis-independent goals, consent, and suitability. Treatment may be delayed when the area is irritated or when health history needs clearance.

  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding where the selected procedure is not recommended or requires clearance
  • Active infection, open wounds, or significant irritation in the treatment area
  • Uncontrolled medical conditions, relevant medicines, or a history of serious treatment reactions
  • A recent procedure that has not fully recovered

Your appointment

What happens during the visit

  1. 01Assessment
  2. 02Area preparation
  3. 03Treatment
  4. 04Immediate care
  5. 05Aftercare review
  6. 06Follow-up plan

Pre Care

  • Disclose medicines, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, active infection, recent procedures, and prior adverse reactions.
  • Arrive with the treatment area clean and follow any product or fasting instruction provided by the clinic.
  • Do not stop prescribed medicines or take pre-procedure products unless the treating doctor instructs you.

Aftercare

  • Follow the written instructions for the exact procedure and contact the clinic if recovery differs from what was explained.
  • Keep the area clean, avoid unnecessary rubbing or pressure, and use only approved products.
  • Attend the recommended review and do not add another procedure until the clinic confirms appropriate timing.

Downtime and recovery

The source does not provide a standard downtime classification. The provider explains expected temporary effects, recovery guidance, and warning signs for the selected treatment before consent.

Contact the clinic for severe pain, blistering, marked swelling, signs of infection, or a reaction that continues to worsen.

Questions before treatment

Frequently asked questions

What is Minor Skin Procedures?

Doctor-assessed removal or treatment of selected skin tags, warts and other minor skin lesions; diagnosis and suitability are confirmed first.

How long should I allow for the visit?

The source does not state a standard visit duration. Timing is confirmed after assessment and depends on the selected area and treatment plan. Actual timing may change with the treatment area, sensitivity, combination steps, and provider assessment.

How many sessions will I need?

The source does not establish one universal course for this service. The provider confirms whether a single session or a planned series is appropriate after assessment and response.

Is there downtime?

Recovery varies with the procedure and settings. The provider will explain expected temporary effects and when to contact the clinic.

Can I book immediately online?

You can submit a preferred branch, date, and time. The appointment remains a request until ESCLARE confirms availability and any required consultation.

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Ask whether this treatment is right for you.

Submit your preferred date and time. ESCLARE confirms availability after review.

Request assessment