Removal of papilloma in the groin

Intimate papilloma removal is a procedure performed to physically remove benign growths on the skin and mucous membranes caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).

Papillomas are often formed in intimate places, namely, on the skin of the external genitalia, around the anus and mucous membranes of the vagina, urethra, and cervix.

Papillomas have the shape of a stalk, or papilla, which is connected to the mucous membrane or skin by a thin stalk. If HPV progresses, many growths may appear in a limited area. If the formation increases in size, patients experience physical discomfort.

The most effective and modern method that allows you to quickly and painlessly remove neoplasms in the groin area is laser removal.

The procedure lasts from 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the number of papillomas. The doctor alternately removes papillomas, the laser beam simultaneously evaporates the liquid from the changed tissues, destroying neoplasms, coagulates blood vessels and disinfects the treatment area, such an action eliminates the risks of bleeding and infection.

After the removal of small papillomas, the skin recovers within 1-2 weeks. It is very important for the patient to ensure complete hygiene of the intimate area. To do this, it is recommended to treat the skin with chlorhexidine and regularly carry out water procedures without using hygiene products containing alcohol. During two weeks, it is not recommended to visit the bathhouse, sauna and swimming pools, or to take a hot bath. For several days after the procedure, sexual rest is indicated.