Benign Lesion Removal

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BENIGN LESION REMOVAL

After examination confirms a benign lesion, it is removed with an Er:YAG or CO2 laser.

OVERVIEW

At a Glance

How it's decided: Tailored after consultation
Products & techniques: Lesions
Flat warts
Skin tags
Sebaceous hyperplasia
Syringoma
Milia
Xanthelasma
Devices
Er:YAG laser
CO2 laser
We review together at consultation: Current skin condition and areas of concern
Previous treatments and timing
Medications and allergies
Recovery time and schedule

PROCESS

Treatment Process

01
Consultation
We ask about your skin concerns and treatment history.
02
Skin assessment
The doctor examines your skin condition directly.
03
Personal plan
Method, area and number of sessions are decided together.
04
Treatment
The doctor performs the treatment as planned.
05
Aftercare
Precautions and the next schedule are explained.

Side Effects & Precautions

※ Side effects — Laser and radiofrequency procedures: redness, swelling, scabbing, temporary hyper- or hypopigmentation; rarely burns, blisters or scarring. Subcision: bruising, swelling, pain. Benign lesions may recur or leave a scar after removal. Results and number of sessions vary by individual; precautions are reviewed at consultation.