Electrocoagulation is an effective technology for removing neoplasms located on the surface of the skin. The principle of operation is to instantly change the molecular structure of the protein using an electric current. As a result, there is a simultaneous resection of benign skin formations, without pain and complications.
Benefit
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Speed and painlessness of the procedure;
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Short recovery period;
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Spot impact, the tissues around the growth are not damaged;
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Safety of the procedure;
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After removal, no scars or scars remain on the skin
Indications
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Wart Removal
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Removal of keratomas
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Removal of papillomas
Contraindications
Methodology
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Not all neoplasms can be removed with an electric current. It is very important to consult with a specialized specialist beforehand.
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Before manipulation, the skin is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. When removing small neoplasms, there is no need for anesthesia.
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With the help of a special nozzle, a point effect of current is carried out at the base of the pathological formation. The destruction of the protein provokes the rejection of the entire protruding part. Due to the high temperature, a small hemorrhagic crust is formed.
