Beauty · Skinfinity Kakinada
Beauty & Minor Procedures
The entries below are a quick guide for patients in Kakinada. Full details, safety guidance and evidence notes are on the separate detail pages for each service.
About this speciality
Assessment first, then the right treatment
Permanent eyebrows, lip blush, electrolysis, and wart and mole removal.
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Cosmetic pigmentation, electrolysis and minor procedures
| Name of the procedure/treatment | Prior to treatment | How we treat at Skinfinity | Post treatment/procedure |
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| 6. Cosmetic pigmentation and beauty procedures | |||
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Permanent Eyebrows
A cosmetic permanent-makeup service for sparse or uneven-looking brows. It does not regrow eyebrows or treat disease. Unexplained, patchy or itchy eyebrow loss needs medical assessment. |
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Pigment is placed in the brow skin using a manual or machine method. We confirm the method, pigment, sterile parts, depth and review arrangements. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
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Lip Blush
A cosmetic lip-colour and definition service, not a treatment for lip disease. The method and pigment plan depend on the clinic and are explained after your assessment. |
 BeforeIllustrative example |
Pigment is tattooed into the lip skin after design and consent. We confirm the device, pigment, batch, numbing, sterility, provider and follow-up. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
| 7. Electrolysis and minor procedures | |||
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Electrolysis using the IB Probe Method
Unwanted hair is treated one follicle at a time. Sudden or unusual excess hair may need medical evaluation. “IB” is not a verified technical specification here. |
 BeforeIllustrative example |
A sterile probe may deliver galvanic current, thermolysis or a blend of both to disable a follicle. The machine, probe and settings are confirmed. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
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Wart Removal
A wart is usually a harmless (benign) growth related to HPV, but similar-looking lesions can be cancer or another condition. Changing, bleeding, painful or uncertain lesions need diagnosis. |
 BeforeIllustrative example |
After assessment, a clinician may choose observation, salicylic acid, cryotherapy (freezing), curettage (scraping), electrosurgery or another method. The exact method will be chosen and explained after your assessment. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
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Mole Removal
A mole may be harmless, but change, bleeding, crusting, pain or itch can signal a lesion that needs assessment. Cosmetic removal must never replace a cancer diagnosis. |
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A clinician may use dermoscopy (magnified skin examination) and choose shave removal or excision, with histopathology (laboratory tissue testing) when indicated. The method, device and pathology arrangements will be confirmed and explained after your assessment. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
Not sure which treatment is right for you?
Start with a consultation. We will look at your concern, explain what may be causing it and talk you through the suitable options, including their risks and aftercare, before you decide.
