Removal of seborrheic keratosis with laser/plasma – 2–6 lesions
Treatment of seborrheic keratosis with laser or plasma for 2–6 lesions is a minimally invasive dermatological procedure used for efficient removal of these benign skin lesions. The procedure is rapid, precise, and allows treatment of multiple lesions in a single session, with minimal discomfort and rapid recovery.
Seborrheic keratosis
Seborrheic keratosis are common benign skin lesions that usually appear with advancing age. They may have a raised appearance, variable color (brown, dark brown, or blackish) and can appear on different areas of the body, such as face, scalp, neck, chest or back.
Removal of seborrheic keratosis with laser or plasma represents a modern and effective method for eliminating these lesions. The procedure consists of controlled ablation of keratosis using laser or plasma technology, which allows precise treatment of lesions, with minimal damage to surrounding healthy skin.
Treatment for 2–6 lesions can be performed in a single session and usually lasts only a few minutes, depending on the number, size, and location of the keratosis. In some cases, for patient comfort, the procedure can be performed with local anesthesia.
After treatment, the area may present mild redness or small crusts, which typically heal in a few days. Removal of seborrheic keratosis with laser or plasma offers multiple advantages:
- quick and precise procedure
- ability to treat multiple lesions in a single session
- minimal discomfort for the patient
- reduced risk of bleeding
- relatively fast healing and good aesthetic results
Before the procedure, the dermatologist performs clinical evaluation of the lesions to confirm the diagnosis and determine the optimal treatment method.
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