Laser removal of skin tumors, growths, papillomas. How the procedure works, price, reviews

Prices for radio wave removal of skin lesions on a wide base

If you are reading these lines, then you probably have a formation (or several) on your skin and you want to get rid of them. keratoma pigment nevus fibroma milia (also called millet or wen)
hemangioma (angioma) dermatofibroma

• Do you think that keratomas or milia
  on your face make you less attractive?
• Because of a nevus
  in your armpit, are you now wielding a razor like a professional hairdresser?
• Are fibroids on your back
  making it difficult to wear a bra?
• Instead of playing sports and active recreation, are you thinking about accidentally damaging the hemangioma
  ?
• At the beach, do you cover dermatofibromas
  on your skin with a band-aid and are afraid to sunbathe?
• Tired of touching the wart with your hand
  or clothes, and are you thinking about getting rid of it for the hundredth time?

Read this text to the end and you will learn how to get rid of unwanted formations on the skin in one visit without scars and 100% safely.

Laser removal price

The cost of the procedure depends on the clinic, the doctor’s qualifications, the size and complexity of the tumors.

On average prices are as follows:

Removing any skin tumors using a laser beam is an effective operation with the least amount of trauma. It has many benefits and virtually no side effects, and is therefore accessible to most patients.

Article design: Mila Friedan

What is the essence of the radio wave surgery technique?

Recently, laser removal of skin tumors

sounds very often.
However, not everyone knows that there is a more modern method of removing skin lesions - radio wave surgery.

I will not bore you with the details of the physical foundations of the method. Let me just say that radiosurgery, just like laser

, is based on the evaporation of tissues that come into contact with the instrument.
In my opinion, these methods have more similarities than differences. However, compared to laser removal, radio wave exposure causes much less damage to surrounding tissue. This results in less inflammation in the area of ​​removal,
shorter
healing times
and
excellent cosmetic results
.

Operating principle and types of laser devices

Using a laser beam, the doctor acts on the skin in a targeted manner, and it is possible to burn out the pathological cells of the tumors. The device works quickly, the beam does not affect surrounding tissue. The doctor monitors the depth of laser penetration down to a millimeter, so the method is very low in trauma.

Several types of laser devices are used in medicine and cosmetology.

The “hot” ones include:

• Erbium. It works as accurately as possible, the penetration depth is small. Nearby tissues are not affected. Used for polishing leather.
• Carbon dioxide (carbon dioxide) - most often used to remove tumors on the skin. Using the device, the beam is directed in doses, and the depth of penetration can be adjusted.

• Argon is a surgical laser with continuous emission.
• Alexandrite - differs in that it acts at a long distance. Used in surgery and cosmetology (for depilation).
• Neodymium is an infrared ray, used in various procedures.

“Cold” ones include:

• Diode - its beam acts pulsed and penetrates no more than 4 mm.
• HeNe is a laser using a mixture of helium and neon, weakly penetrating.

Benefits of removing skin lesions using radio waves

I am often asked “What is the best method to remove? Which is safer? Where is the best cosmetic result?

. Lately I have refrained from comparing methods because... the same best method may give different results in the hands of different doctors. That is why I will not talk about the advantages of the abstract radio wave method, but about the advantages of my original method of radio wave removal of skin formations:

• 100% safe removal.
  Radio wave surgery allows you
  to preserve the entire formation
  for histological examination, regardless of its nature. The study is carried out in a certified laboratory by experienced morphologists.
• Removal in 1 visit,
  within a few minutes. Minimal damage to healthy tissue allows for the fastest possible healing. Re-inspection is not required or is optional. The wound is treated independently.
• There are no restrictions
  on sports and water procedures after removal. Suppuration in the area of ​​operation is basically impossible.

How is the procedure for evaporating mutated tissues?

Laser removal of skin tumors takes on average no more than 15 minutes. Before the procedure begins, local anesthesia is performed, then the doctor proceeds to directly remove the growth. Several formations are eliminated in one session. The laser beam penetrates any area of ​​the skin, is applied to the mucous membranes, and eliminates any skin formations.

When a neoplasm is exposed to a laser beam, tissue evaporation occurs. In this case, a wound is formed, surrounded by a zone of cells damaged during the procedure. During exposure, the blood vessels are sealed and the area of ​​exposure is automatically disinfected. Thus, there is no need to be afraid of bleeding and infection.

After the procedure, gradual tissue healing occurs. If repeated sessions are required to remove growths, the interval between procedures should be at least two weeks.

After removal of tumors, the patient is recommended to:

• treat the affected area with antiseptics;
• do not wet the wound for 2-3 days;
• do not sunbathe for a month;
• do not overcool;
• Do not visit swimming pools, saunas, baths for two weeks.

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Benefits not related to removal technique

• Honest prices.
  No hidden fees or intrusive services. Either consultation or removal is paid, strictly according to the price list. You can always check the price with me on VKontakte by sending a photo with a ruler in the background.
• Free information support before and after surgery.
  If you have any doubts before your visit, you can easily and free of charge by mail or VKontakte. After the operation, you will have my personal phone number, by which you can ask me at any time about what is bothering you.
• Fast and convenient.
  Removal is carried out within a few minutes, in one visit.
• Online appointment booking and removal without calls or waiting
• No preliminary tests, dressings, or suture removal required
• Histology results by email

Electrocoagulation procedure

Removal of skin tumors by electrocoagulation is carried out by exposure to pulses of electric current. Under the influence of high temperatures, the tumor tumor is burned out. According to experts, this technique is characterized by the following advantages:

1. The procedure is quick and there is no need for hospitalization.
2. Accelerated recovery period.
3. No postoperative scar formations.
4. The ability to effectively remove even small skin tumors.
5. Minimal risk of developing infectious complications.
6. Bloodlessness.
7. The ability to regulate the depth of action of current pulses, without traumatic damage to healthy tissue structures.

Despite its utmost safety, in some cases the use of the electrocoagulation method is categorically not recommended!

Video of tumor removal using electrocoagulation:

This method of removing skin tumors has the following contraindications and limitations:

1. The presence of chronic infectious foci in the body.
2. Tumor neoplasms of a malignant nature.
3. Herpes.
4. Reduced blood clotting rates.
5. Individual intolerance to procedures involving exposure to electric current.

The recovery period is about a week. At this time, patients should avoid visiting baths and saunas, tanning, and using decorative cosmetics.

Photos before and after removal of skin lesions

Keratoma on the cheek

Fibroma on the face

Pigmented nevus above the lip

Nevus on the lower eyelid

26 more photos before and after deletion>>>

These advantages make radio wave surgery a leader in the removal of small skin lesions.

Summary:

As an oncologist, I can confidently recommend the radio wave surgery method for removing skin tumors. It allows you to examine all removed material and minimizes the risk of developing skin cancer and melanoma, and also leaves no traces for formations up to 5 mm in size.

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Caring for the tumor removal site

To prevent complications after radio wave removal of tumors, patients must adhere to certain recommendations:

• Special ointments or creams prescribed by a dermatologist (Baneocin, Argosulfan) should be applied to the area where a mole or wart was removed. The top of the skin must be sealed with a plaster that does not allow air to pass through.

  
  Baneocin powder

• You can wash the tumor removal site, but carefully and with a soap solution.
• You cannot remove the crust that has formed on your own.
• During recovery, you must stop using any cosmetic products.
• It is strictly contraindicated to visit a swimming pool, bathhouse or sauna.
• The place where the growth was must be protected from mechanical stress.
• The wound should not be exposed to direct sunlight; it is better to cover it with a band-aid before going outside.
• Patients after radio wave treatment are advised to drink plenty of clean water.
• If discomfort, bleeding occurs, skin color changes, or other unpleasant sensations bother you, you should immediately visit a dermatologist.

You cannot lubricate the place where the tumor is removed with brilliant green or potassium permanganate. These are old methods that are contraindicated today because they can worsen the condition of the skin. In most cases, the recovery period after surgery takes several weeks.

What are skin tumors?

Skin neoplasms: what are they ? This is a benign or malignant tumor lesion of the skin of the body, which occurs due to the pathological proliferation of dead or infected cells.

Good to know! In recent decades, this pathology has begun to appear in people more and more often, and the problem affects patients of various categories and social status: children and adults, women and men, rich and poor. Neoplasms can be observed on various areas of the body: on the face, neck, torso, arms and legs.

Most tumor lesions on the skin are congenital, but often the manifestations of pathological processes are “acquired” over time.

Skin tumors can occur for several reasons:

• due to increased insolation (increased exposure to ultraviolet rays);
• metabolic disorders (in the case of hard and soft fibromas, keratomas, xanthomas, nevi);
• infection with human papillomavirus;
• decreased immunity;
• poor environmental conditions;
• constant stress, bad habits;
• hormonal disorders, etc.