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CO2 LASER LESION REMOVAL
CO2 LASER LESION REMOVAL

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+48 22 180 20 00
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WHAT IS CO2 LASER LESION REMOVAL?

CO2 laser lesion removal consists in the use of a laser beam, which is aimed at a skin lesion. A CO2 laser is used due to its possibility of precise tissue removal. 

CO2 laser emits energy, which is absorbed by the water in the skin cells, resulting in warming up and evaporation. As a result of this process, the lesion is removed.

CO2 laser lesion removal may be used for various body parts, including intimate areas, for example for the removal of viral warts, genital warts, pearly penile papules or scars. Compared to surgical removal, this is a less invasive method.

Before the procedure, the doctor will carefully assess the skin lesion to determine if it is suitable for laser removal.

INDICATIONS:

  • Viral warts
  • Genital condyloma
  • Pearly penile papules
  • Naevi
  • Skin hyperpigmentation
  • Scarring

CONTRAINDICATIONS:

  • Pregnancy
  • Breast-feeding
  • Tanned skin
  • Taking photosensitising agents
  • Tendency to develop scars
  • Oral retinoid therapy
  • Neoplastic diseases
  • Inflammation, bacterial and viral infections

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The number of CO2 laser lesion removal procedures, including lesions in the intimate area, depends on many factors, such as: the type and size of the lesion, the patient's health condition and individual aesthetic needs. 
In some cases, especially with minor lesions, a single removal procedure may be sufficient, however in others several sessions may be needed. The final decision on the number of treatments is made by the doctor after appropriate qualification of the patient.
Telefon Zadzwoń:
+48 22 180 20 00

Pricing

Type of service:
Prices from*:
Resurfacing
700 PLN
Removal of discoloration
300 PLN
Removal of stretch marks
900 PLN
Removal of skin lesions
450 PLN
Removal of scars
500 PLN
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - CO2 LASER LESION REMOVAL

Laser therapy is performed on cleansed skin. Next, the topical anaesthetic cream is applied. After the cleaning and disinfection of the treatment area, the specialist selects appropriate parameters of the laser and performs the procedure, at same time cooling the skin. After laser therapy, the skin is additionally cooled with a gust of cold air. During the procedure, the patient may experience unpleasant odor related to epidermal evaporation. The procedure usually lasts from a dozen to several dozen minutes.

Individual sensations during the treatment may vary due to different pain thresholds in each patient. To reduce any discomfort during laser treatment - the procedure is performed using an anaesthetic cream or lidocaine.

Swelling, redness and dlight bleeding may occur after CO2 laser removal of lesions in the intimate area. This area may also be painful for several days after the procedure. Symptoms should resolve spontaneously within a few days.

The number of CO2 laser lesion removal procedures, including lesions in the intimate area, depends on many factors, such as: the type and size of the lesion, the patient's health condition as well as individual aesthetic needs. In some cases, especially with minor lesions, a single removal procedure may be sufficient, however in others several sessions may be needed. The final decision on the number of treatments is made by the doctor after appropriate qualification of the patient.

After the procedure, care should be taken to ensure proper hygiene of the treatment area, as well as delicate care. Also, do not accelerate skin peeling - do not scratch or rub the skin. It is also not recommended to use swimming pools, saunas or jacuzzis. You should also refrain from sexual activity.