Dermatologist

Electrocoagulation is a method of electrosurgery that allows you to remove warts, fibromas and moles.

Electrocoagulation of moles is one of the methods for removing skin lesions that are accumulations of the pigment melanin.

Electrocoagulation of plantar warts is one of the methods for removing skin lesions that are cells that have degenerated under the influence of the human papillomavirus.

Electrocoagulation of papillomas is a surgical procedure aimed at removing benign skin neoplasms. Relatively safe and highly effective, it is widely popular among patients and doctors.

Electrocoagulation of milia is a method of removing so-called whiteheads, which is carried out by cauterization with high-frequency electric current.

Electrocoagulation of keratomas is a method of removing skin keratomas by applying electric current to them.

Electrocoagulation of warts is an effective method of current exposure, which allows you to remove warts without pain and consequences.

Surgical treatment of ingrown nail is a method of treatment that involves changing the shape of the ingrown nail plate using surgical intervention.

Surgical excision of a mole is a procedure that can be used to get rid of large moles. This operation is also used to remove malignant skin growths.

Phototherapy is the so-called treatment with light, that is, the therapeutic effect provided either by natural solar radiation or a powerful source of artificial light.