Removal of moles
To prevent the development of a serious skin disease such as melanoma, it is essential to monitor the number, appearance, and "behavior" of moles on the body, as well as to visit a dermatologist at least once a year. If the dermatologist discovers potentially dangerous moles during the examination, he may recommend their removal.
In the medical network "Dobrobut," we utilize a modern high-frequency radio wave method for mole removal using the "Surgetron" or Bowa device. The device converts electrical current into waves that cut through soft tissues by emitting heat. This method allows for bloodless removal of the thinnest layers of abnormal skin without damaging healthy tissues. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and typically does not cause pain or discomfort, with healing occurring quickly and leaving no scars. An undeniable advantage of this method is the elimination of infection risk in the wound.
The procedure lasts 30-45 minutes.
The radio wave method is used to remove:
- papillomas, condylomas,
- moles,
- keratomas,
- vascular stars,
- viral warts.
Service prices:
- Radio wave removal of neoplasms (nevus) of the skin of the face (1 piece up to 5 mm), without the cost of anesthesia and histopathological examination3350 uah
- Radio wave removal of neoplasms (nevus) of the skin of the face (1 piece bigger than 5 mm), without the cost of anesthesia and histopathological examination4470 uah
- Radio wave removal of viral wart (1 item) (anaesthesia cost excluded)2370 uah
- Mechanical (or radio wave) removal of molluscum epitheliale (anaesthesia cost excluded), 11–20 formations (price per item)390 uah
- Radio wave removal of papillomas (removal in various body areas) (package) in the underarm area (anaesthesia cost excluded)2480 uah
- Radio wave removal of papillomas (removal in various body areas) (package) in the neck area (anaesthesia cost excluded)3350 uah
- Radio wave removal of papillomas (5-10 items) (anaesthesia cost excluded)3470 uah
- Mechanical (or radio wave) removal of molluscum epitheliale (anaesthesia cost excluded), 1–5 formations (price per item)590 uah
- Mechanical (or radio wave) removal of molluscum epitheliale (anaesthesia cost excluded), 6–10 formations (price per item)470 uah
- Mechanical (or radio wave) removal of molluscum epitheliale (anaesthesia cost excluded), more than 20 formations (price per item)320 uah
- Radio wave removal of skin neoformations (1 item more than 5 mm) (anaesthesia cost excluded)2120 uah
- Radio wave removal of skin neoformations (1 item up to 5 mm) (anaesthesia cost excluded)1860 uah
- Radio wave removal of papillomas (1–5 items) (anaesthesia cost excluded)2740 uah
- Radio wave removal of papillomas (removal in various body areas) (package) in the eyelid area (anaesthesia cost excluded)4470 uah
- Radio wave removal of papillomas (removal in various body areas) (package) in the chest area (anaesthesia cost excluded)2480 uah
- Radio wave removal of papillomas (removal in various body areas) (package) in the pelvic area (anaesthesia cost excluded)3470 uah
- Radio wave removal of plantar wart (1 item) (anaesthesia cost excluded)2370 uah
Advantages of the radio wave method for removing moles:
- Minimal tissue damage;
- Rapid healing, no stitches;
- High cosmetic effect;
- Absence of pain, swelling, reduced risk of wound infection in the postoperative period.
Contraindications:
- Elevated body temperature;
- Acute form of herpes;
- Presence of a pacemaker;
- Menstrual period in women.
Description of the procedure for removal of skin growths:
- Anesthesia (infiltrative or topical)
- Removal of the growth (duration depends on the size and number of formations) followed by histological examination.
- During the healing period, it is necessary to avoid contact of the postoperative wound with water, avoid visits to the bath and sauna. It is also important to refrain from sun exposure.
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