CO2 laser or plasma papilloma removal – 1 lesion
Removal of a papilloma with surgical CO₂ laser or plasma is a modern, rapid, and minimally invasive dermatological procedure used for safe elimination of benign skin lesions. The treatment allows precise removal of the papilloma, with minimal discomfort and rapid healing.
Skin tags
Removal of skin tags with surgical CO₂ laser or plasma technology is a dermatological procedure used for the treatment and removal of benign skin lesions, such as skin tags (soft fibromas). These frequently appear in areas such as neck, armpits, eyelids, chest, or inguinal area and may cause aesthetic or mechanical discomfort.
The procedure consists of precise removal of the skin tag using CO₂ laser or plasma technology, modern methods that allow controlled destruction of the affected tissue without significantly affecting the surrounding skin. The intervention is rapid, minimally invasive, and is performed in the dermatological office.
In most cases, the procedure takes only a few minutes per lesion and can be performed with local anesthesia, for patient comfort. After treatment, the area may present slight redness or a small crust that disappears within a few days, the healing process being generally rapid.
Removal of skin tags with CO₂ laser or plasma offers several advantages, including:
- high precision in lesion removal
- reduced risk of bleeding
- short procedure time
- rapid healing
- good aesthetic result
The procedure is performed by a dermatologist after clinical evaluation of the lesion, to confirm the benign nature and choose the optimal treatment method.
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