What Is Keratosis?
Keratosis is a common benign skin growth appearing raised, rough, or slightly discoloured on the face, neck, chest, back, arms, or hands. While typically harmless, any suspicious or changing lesion must be assessed by a physician before cosmetic treatment.
Professional thermocoagulation treatments for benign keratosis and cosmetic skin irregularities — performed personally by Liza James using the Health Canada-regulated Silhouet-Tone VascuLyse 2G.
Each treatment begins with a visual assessment to confirm suitability and determine the most appropriate approach for your skin.
📍 Serving Surrey, South Surrey, White Rock, Vancouver & the Lower Mainland
Keratosis Removal — Pricing From $80 | up to two lesions $210 | 60 min Session
Pricing varies by lesion size, location, and complexity. Confirmed at consultation. CAD, taxes not included.
Real client. Unedited. Shared with consent. Individual results vary.
Real client. Unedited. Shared with consent. Individual results vary.
How Thermocoagulation Helps
Using the Silhouet-Tone VascuLyse 2G, controlled RF current targets the lesion precisely with minimal impact on surrounding skin. Non-invasive. No cutting. No needles.
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Precision targeting
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Minimal downtime
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Non-invasive
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Personalized treatment planning
The Silhouet-Tone VascuLyse 2G is a Canadian-made, Health Canada-registered medical device purpose-built for precision thermocoagulation. Using a gentle, non-invasive RF current delivered through a sterile disposable tip — without piercing the skin — it targets vascular and benign skin irregularities directly, collapsing the blemish at the source and encouraging healthy new skin to regenerate. No scars. No needles. Suitable for all skin types. Results visible within 3–21 days
What to Expect
Thermocoagulation is a non-invasive cosmetic esthetic procedure, not a medical treatment. Individual comfort levels vary, and temporary discomfort may occur during treatment. For larger treatment areas, ice and topical numbing products may be used to enhance comfort. Injectable anesthetics, sedation, and medical pain management are not provided.
Why Choose Cantik Esthetics Skin Care?
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25+ years experience
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Certified in thermocoagulation — Silhouet-Tone VascuLyse 2G
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Every treatment performed personally by Liza James
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Private, calm clinical setting
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Serving Surrey, South Surrey, White Rock & the Lower Mainland
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it painful? Most clients feel brief warmth or mild sensitivity. Expectations discussed fully at consultation.
How many sessions? Many concerns resolve in one session. Larger or complex lesions may require follow-up.
Is it invasive? No. No cutting, no needles, no surgery.
Can all keratosis be treated? Suitability confirmed at consultation. Suspicious or changing lesions require physician assessment first.
How is this different from laser? RF thermocoagulation targets the lesion directly — precise, non-ablative, and well-suited for benign surface irregularities.
DISCLAIMER: Cantik Esthetics Skin Care provides cosmetic esthetic treatments only. Thermocoagulation is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure — not a medical treatment. Mole removal, sebaceous cyst removal, and any suspicious, changing, or undiagnosed lesions require assessment by a licensed physician or dermatologist and are not performed at this clinic.
Individual results vary by skin type, lesion type, and aftercare compliance. All before and after photos are genuine, unedited, and shared with client consent — they are not a guarantee of results.
Certain health conditions, medications, and skin sensitivities may affect treatment suitability. Clients are responsible for disclosing relevant medical history prior to treatment. Cantik Esthetics Skin Care reserves the right to decline treatment deemed inappropriate or unsafe.
Esthetics is not a regulated healthcare profession in British Columbia. Full treatment details, pricing, cancellation and clinic policies are available on our Clinic Policies & Expectations page.
By booking, clients confirm they have read this disclaimer and consent to treatment as discussed during consultation.
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