Non-invasive removal of skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas and benign moles at our Neutral Bay clinic, a short drive from Sydney CBD. A discreet, consultation-led treatment for clients across the Lower North Shore, Eastern Suburbs, Inner West, Northern Beaches and greater Sydney.
Reejuvenate · Shop 13, 4-8 Waters Road, Neutral Bay, Sydney · serving greater Sydney.

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For skin tag removal in Sydney, Reejuvenate (Neutral Bay, 10 minutes from Sydney CBD) offers a non-invasive in-clinic treatment for skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas and small benign moles, performed by founder Ree. From $100 per lesion (3+ for $350, 6+ for $400), after a short suitability check. Anything medically suspicious is referred to a GP or dermatologist first. A small scab heals over 5–10 days.
Experience
7 years
Focused cosmetic tattoo & skin practice
Sydney reviews
47+ ★
Five-star Google reviews
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Neutral Bay
Serving greater Sydney · 10 min from CBD
Approach
Natural outcomes
Consultation-led, never overdone
Reejuvenate is a one-practitioner clinic. Ree does the suitability check, quotes you in person and performs every removal herself. No rotating team, no handovers.
Over seven years of in-clinic skin and cosmetic tattoo work in Sydney, with more than 5,000 treatments delivered and 1,000+ returning clients.
Formally trained in clinical skin needling and cosmetic tattooing, with years of hands-on skin tag and benign lesion removal in the same Neutral Bay clinic.
Single-use sterile tips for every client and hospital-grade sterilisation of everything else. The tray is set up fresh in front of you.
If a lesion looks anything other than clearly benign, Ree refers you to a GP or dermatologist before any treatment, no exceptions. Being told to see a doctor first is part of the service.
@reejuvenateskin · real clients
Skin tags are common and usually harmless, but removal is still a clinical procedure. Every removal at Reejuvenate begins with a short suitability check and is performed by the same experienced practitioner, every time.
We confirm the lesion is benign before we treat. Anything medically suspicious is referred to a GP or dermatologist, no exceptions.
Focused in-clinic treatment for skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas and small benign moles, designed to heal flush with the surrounding skin.
Pricing is per lesion with clear tiers ($100 each, $350 for 3+, $400 for 6+). Quoted up front at consultation.
Neutral Bay studio, 10 minutes from Sydney CBD, easy street parking, regular clients from the Lower North Shore, Eastern Suburbs, Inner West and Northern Beaches.
Home kits, threads, dental floss and freezing pens are widely sold, but the clinical outcome and safety profile are very different.
If a skin lesion changes shape, colour or border, or bleeds or won't heal, see a GP or dermatologist before any removal, including in-clinic.
Prices confirmed at consultation.
Over seven years of dedicated cosmetic tattoo and skin practice, with a returning client list and 47+ five-star Google reviews. Fresh and healed client work is shared on Instagram, the honest way to judge any cosmetic clinic.
Reviewed on Google
“I went in for mole removals and it was so fast and efficient. Super friendly, informative, knowledgeable, and happy to answer every question.”
“I had a mole removed and it is completely gone. The clinic is clean, beautiful and very welcoming.”
“My friend had her scar removed and it was amazing. She is a miracle worker, lovely and professional.”
Reejuvenate removes skin tags and selected benign lesions at our Neutral Bay clinic, about 10 minutes from Sydney CBD. Every removal is preceded by a short in-clinic suitability check. Anything medically suspicious is referred to a GP or dermatologist first.
We remove benign moles that have been assessed as suitable at your consultation. Any mole that is changing, irregular, multi-coloured, bleeding or otherwise suspicious is referred to a GP or dermatologist for review first, and we do not treat it until it has been cleared.
Any skin lesion that changes in size, colour, shape or border, that bleeds, itches or won't heal, or that looks different from the rest of your skin should be reviewed by a GP or dermatologist before removal. If in doubt, book a consultation and we'll either proceed or refer you appropriately.
Ree, the founder of Reejuvenate, performs every removal herself. She is trained in clinical skin needling and cosmetic tattooing with seven years of in-clinic practice in Sydney, and does the suitability check, the quote and the treatment personally. Client work is shared on Instagram @reejuvenateskin.
Skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas, benign moles and sebaceous hyperplasia. Anything that looks medically suspicious is referred to a GP or dermatologist for review before we treat.
At Reejuvenate it is $100 per skin tag or lesion, $350 for three or more and $400 for six or more treated in the same visit. The exact price is confirmed at your consultation once we have counted and assessed each lesion.
Yes, a short in-clinic consultation and suitability check happens first. This confirms the lesion is benign, sets your expectations for healing, and gives an accurate quote.
A small scab forms within a day and falls off naturally in 5–10 days. Keep the area dry for the first 24 hours, don't pick the scab, apply the healing balm morning and night, and use SPF once healed.
Multiple lesions can be treated in the same session. We'll assess and quote at your consultation based on size and count.
With good aftercare, most lesions heal flush with the surrounding skin. Ree will discuss expected outcomes for your specific lesions at your consultation.
Yes. We see skin tag and lesion clients from Sydney CBD, the Lower North Shore, Eastern Suburbs, Inner West and Northern Beaches. The clinic is a short drive from the Harbour Bridge with easy street parking.
Shop 13, 4-8 Waters Road, Neutral Bay, Sydney NSW 2089, about 10 minutes from Sydney CBD, serving clients from across greater Sydney.
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