SPECIALITY
Radio Frequency Treatments
Specialist Radio Frequency treatments from a Cambridge medical graduate with over 40 years’ experience in medicine, minor surgery and aesthetic care.
Dr Mike Tee offers a range of specialist treatments, drawing on more than 40 years of experience as a senior NHS GP, alongside extensive experience in minor surgery, ENT and aesthetic medicine.
A graduate of the University of Cambridge, where he obtained his medical degree, Dr Tee has been registered with the General Medical Council since 1985. His qualifications include BSc (Hons), MB, BChir (Cantab), DLO, DRCOG and MRCGP.
His specialist areas include Radio Frequency Treatments, Earlobe Refashioning and Mole Removal, with consultations tailored to each individual and their specific clinical needs.
Radio Frequency Treatments
Radio Frequency (RF) treatments use controlled radio-frequency energy to heat targeted areas of the skin and underlying tissue. RF technology can be used for a range of aesthetic concerns, with treatment plans tailored according to the individual and the area being treated.
Dr Tee has extensive experience in aesthetic medicine and has worked as an aesthetic consultant on Harley Street for more than 25 years.
During a consultation, he will assess your concerns, discuss the treatment options available and explain what you can expect from the procedure, including any relevant risks and aftercare.
Earlobe Refashioning
Earlobe refashioning is a minor surgical procedure used to improve the appearance or shape of the earlobe. This may be considered for earlobes that have become stretched, elongated or damaged, including those affected by previous earrings or piercings.
Dr Tee's background in ENT and minor surgery, combined with his extensive clinical experience, allows him to assess each case individually and discuss the most appropriate approach. A consultation provides an opportunity to discuss your desired outcome, the procedure itself, expected healing and aftercare.
Mole Removal
Moles are common skin growths, and many are completely harmless. However, a mole may sometimes be removed because it is causing irritation, for cosmetic reasons, or where further medical assessment is appropriate.
Dr Tee can assess the mole during a consultation and advise whether removal is appropriate. Where removal is undertaken, the appropriate technique will depend on factors including the mole's size, position and appearance.
Any mole that appears unusual or has changed in size, shape or colour should be medically assessed before considering removal.
Dr Tee's extensive experience in minor surgery and dermatological procedures enables him to provide an individual assessment and discuss the appropriate treatment options with you
Over Four Decades of Medical Experience, Specialised Personalised Care.