Why do papillomas occur and why are they dangerous?
- messy sex life;
- hormonal imbalance;
- Reduced immunity;
- genitourinary tract infections;
- often sick;
- Inadequate diet.
Laser removal of papillomas
The beam is precise and does not affect adjacent tissue.
To whom and when?
Possible contraindications
- Oncology;
- Diabetes, coagulation disorders;
- epilepsy;
- Skin photosensitivity;
- Increased body temperature, inflammation, and infectious diseases;
- Autoimmune disease, tendency to form keloids.
Laser removal of genital papillomas is not recommended during menstruation.
what laser to use
How is laser papilloma removal performed?
What you can and cannot do before surgery
If the growth is on your face, avoid scrubs and chemical peels. Try to use the minimum amount of makeup possible.
technology
- Patients wear sunglasses with filters to protect their eyes from accidental radiation.
- The skin is sterilized and anesthetic ointment is applied for 15 minutes.
- Doctors aim the laser tip at the tumor, vaporizing it layer by layer.
- After treatment, the skin in the treatment area is disinfected again and a band-aid is applied.
Does laser papilloma removal hurt?
recovery period
Repeat the process twice a day and apply any therapeutic ointment to the skin.
Try not to expose your skin directly to the sun, and apply SPF 30-50 barrier cream before going out. Postpone physical activity that causes excessive sweating. Avoid alcohol.
possible complications
Laser Removal Compared to Other Methods
Surgical removal can also be performed with a scalpel. Unlike laser, this method causes heavy bleeding. The affected skin area may remain scarred. The risk of wound infection is also high.
Treatment costs
Reviews About Laser Papilloma Removal
Reviewers often debate whether papilloma removal—nitrogen or laser—is better. Many people prefer the second method because it helps the first time.