Papilloma removal

There are several ways to treat papillomas, but the most common and effective are laser removal and radio wave surgery. Unlike surgical excision, both methods leave no scars or marks on the patient’s skin.

Both techniques are based on tissue coagulation at high temperature. With laser removal, energy is delivered by a fine laser beam and absorbed by the surface layer of the papilloma, which simply evaporates. There is no bleeding, and the surrounding healthy tissue remains unaffected.

During radio wave removal, energy is delivered to the tissue by high-frequency radio waves, resulting in coagulation. The use of radio wave surgery allows for highly precise intervention, so that healthy tissue remains intact.

Removal of papillomas from the face, neck, and other areas using the Surgitron device is the most effective, painless, and safe radio wave method of removing various skin lesions. The Surgitron device sterilizes the skin and affects only the cells that need to be removed, leaving no scars or marks. Radio wave intervention prevents heavy bleeding, swelling, and complications. The healing and recovery process is very fast.

Using the Surgitron device at the Oxford Medical clinic, the following are successfully removed:

• papillomas;

• dermatofibromas;

• hemangiomas;

• milia;

• nevi;

• warts;

• other skin lesions.

If necessary, local anesthesia (a pain-relieving injection) is administered before the procedure. During the procedure, a radio wave incision is made using the Surgitron device. With the help of a special tungsten wire — the main working element of the device — papillomas and warts are quickly removed in a single motion.

The procedure lasts from 10 to 20 minutes. The cost of papilloma removal generally depends on the number and size of the papillomas. Removal using the Surgitron device is the most advanced, fast, and affordable method.