Radio wave removal of skin neoplasms

Radiofrequency surgery is the most effective and safest way to remove skin tumors. With the help of radio waves, you can remove nevi, moles, viral warts, plantar warts, papillomas, papillomatous nevi, seborrheic keratomas, hemangiomas, angiokeratomas, acute warts and other benign tumors.

Radiofrequency removal of moles, papillomas and other tumors is an effective and inexpensive method.

At the Dobrobut Center for Dermatology and Cosmetology, the removal of tumors using the radio wave method is performed on SURGITRON or BOWA devices.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and lasts about 15 minutes. After removal, the area of skin from which the tumor was removed is treated with a 10% solution of BETADINE and aseptic dressing is applied. The doctor gives recommendations for skin care and conducts a re-examination in 1-3 days.

Radiofrequency removal of papillomas, moles and other neoplasms is not performed during acute respiratory infectious diseases, as well as if there is inflammation or irritation of allergic or infectious nature on the skin near the place of removal. Also a contraindication to radiofrequency removal of tumors is an allergy to an analgesic used before the procedure as an anesthetic.