Removal of neoplasm

Skin neoplasms are a common skin lesion that occurs in different age groups, both in men and women. Dermatologists divide them into congenital (for example, nevi) and acquired (warts, papillomas, keratomas, etc.). Laser removal of new growths is the least traumatic, fast method of removing various new growths on the skin. In most patients, laser removal does not leave scars. Today, the safest method of neoplasms removal is laser removal, in our Clinic we use the Israeli-German Harmony XL Pro device with the Ipixel handpiece.

Before removing disturbing neoplasms, a consultation with a dermatologist is necessary, who can correctly assess the clinical situation and, if necessary, recommend additional examination. During the examination, the doctor excludes contraindications. After that, the doctor treats the removal site with an antiseptic and begins the laser removal procedure, the laser welds the vessels, which prevents bleeding and the introduction of infection. The action of the laser beam is targeted and dosed, even if the neoplasm has deep roots, the laser acts only on the body of the growth. The energy of the laser beam activates healthy cells, forcing them to actively divide. As a result, the wound heals quickly.

After removal of the neoplasm, a small wound remains, which heals within 7-14 days (depending on the size of the removed neoplasm). During healing, a crust forms on the wound, which then falls off on its own; you can't scratch or peel it, so as not to form a scar. After the procedure, for two weeks, it is not recommended to visit saunas, baths and swimming pools, and not to sunbathe in the active sun.