Electrocoagulation of warts. Prices, reviews, ratings
General information
Warts are removed using a special device - an electrocoagulator. It heats the skin formation due to the current and destroys its cells. Under the influence of current, protein molecules and other cellular substances die off in pathological tissues. Depending on the area of the lesion, the procedure can be performed one or more times. It also depends on the depth, width and type of the wart. The duration of current exposure is on average between 1 and 2 minutes. The specialist independently selects the materials through which the current is conducted. Depending on this, the heating strength and current supply are adjusted. Local anesthesia is used during the session.
Procedure
Preparation
Electrocoagulation of warts, reviews of which you will find on the portal, is used only as prescribed by a doctor. Before the session, the doctor examines the damaged area of the skin and studies the patient's medical history. Before the procedure, the patient must remove all metal jewelry and objects. They are conductors of electricity and can threaten the health and life of the patient, in particular, they contribute to the occurrence of thermal burns.
Procedure for electrocoagulation of warts
Before the procedure, the doctor injects an anesthetic into the problem area. The skin around the wart must be treated with an antiseptic. A coagulator loop is applied to the affected area and electric current discharges are supplied through it. As a result, the tissues are burned, affecting even small blood vessels. This helps to avoid bleeding.
Rehabilitation period
After treatment with electricity, the wound heals for about 10 days. In the first days, a crust forms on it, which cannot be removed. It protects the site of the operation from infection and prevents inflammation. If the wart was small, a small light spot remains after healing. Over time, the skin will acquire a normal shade. You cannot expose the area to ultraviolet current or use cosmetics in the first month after the procedure. You also cannot wet the wound during the healing period. It should be treated only with antiseptics as prescribed by a specialist.
A dermatologist will prescribe individual recommendations for a speedy recovery.
Indications and contraindications
Wart removal by electrocoagulation is suitable for those who have:
- flat, common and plantar warts;
- filiform and pointed condylomas;
- papillomas;
- seborrheic keratosis;
- age (senile) warts.
The treatment is also suitable for removing whiteheads, acne, fibromas, spider veins and birthmarks spots.
Contraindications
Current treatment cannot be performed on patients who have been diagnosed with:
- individual intolerance to current;
- herpes of the skin;
- oncology;
- blood diseases;
- acute and chronic infectious diseases.
The procedure is also prohibited for pregnant women.
Complications
The consequences of current exposure are:
- severe thermal burns;
- inflammation and suppuration;
- infection wounds;
- appearance of metastases;
- strong pain effect.
Prices and clinics
Electrocoagulation of warts, the price of which is presented on , is carried out in a cosmetology or dermatology center. It is carried out by a qualified dermatologist or cosmetologist who has undergone the necessary training.
Схожі новини:
