Features of laser removal of papillomas

Papillomas are benign formations, the appearance of which is caused by the corresponding virus. It is activated against the background of the weakening of the immune system, the use of certain drugs and the exacerbation of chronic gastrointestinal diseases. The most effective is laser formation removal, which is discussed in this article.

Removal of papillomas with a laser

Papillomas are a type of benign neoplasm that look like an unaesthetic growth. If they appear in areas of active friction (the waist, neck, genitals, etc. ), the wart can break, forming a sore. Papillomas are caused by the introduction into the body of epithelial basal cells that actively multiply. Infections, regardless of their type, are less common during sexual intercourse, but household infections are also found. The risk of infection with the virus is increased:

  • with a decrease in the general resistance of the body;
  • in the period after the illness;
  • as a result of prolonged use of oral contraceptives;
  • in the presence of genitourinary infections in the body;
  • with vitamin deficiency.
Genital papilloma on the body

Smokers, people who regularly consume alcohol and who are exposed to stress are also more prone to developing papillomas. The presence of irregularities and growths on the skin is not only ugly, but also uncomfortable. The most advanced method of removing papillomas is considered to be a laser. It is suitable for treating all areas of the face and body, including the delicate skin of the eyelids and genitals. The procedure is performed with or without anesthesia, and the discomfort is minimal.

The procedure for removing papillomas with a laser is bloodless, so nothing gets into the eye when working with the lid area, for example.

How does the laser affect papillomas

After the procedure there are practically no traces left - the main thing is that you follow the doctor's instructions and properly care for the treated area (more details later in our review). To remove papillomas or not, everyone decides for themselves, but if you do not like them, bother, grow, appear on the face, arms and legs, it is better to go to a specialized clinic. The procedure only takes a few minutes - and you will forget about the ugly growth forever.

Indications and contraindications

The main indication for the procedure for removing papillomas is their presence. If the education bothers you, worries you, register for a consultation with a beautician in order to forget about such an unpleasant problem forever. Removal is mandatory if the wart is actively growing and becoming painful.

Contraindications to the procedure:

  • Pregnancy and breast feeding period;
  • the presence of oncological tumors;
  • Diabetes mellitus;
  • chronic diseases in the stage of their decompensation;
  • Autoimmune diseases;
  • Epilepsy;
  • inflammatory processes associated with an increase in body temperature;
  • Skin lesions in the treatment area;
  • Tendency to scarring.

Special preparation for the procedure is not required, but remember that it should only be performed by a competent specialist doctor.

Which is Better - Laser, Nitrogen, or Radio Wave Removal?

Today there are several ways to remove growths:

  • Nitrogen;
  • Laser;
  • Radio waves.

During treatment with nitrogen, the skin is severely hypothermic, so that the papilloma cells no longer multiply and grow, and many die immediately. The result is that education dries up and disappears. The method of removing papillomas is one of the most popular and inexpensive. However, nitrogen has disadvantages - a rash often appears in the treatment area, the procedure is painful, in addition, traces often remain.

Removal of papillomas with radio waves involves the use of local anesthetics and antibacterial drugs. The method of exposure is selected taking into account the type of formation and the zone of its localization - for example, the edges of the plantar papilloma are first peeled off with forceps, and those that protrude above the surface are removed by looping the base. Surgical treatment of the formations lasts 10-15 minutes, the pain is minimal.

Laser technology for removing papillomas is considered to be the most accurate and effective. You can use it at any age. The main thing is not to forget about the rehabilitation period - within two weeks after the procedure, it is necessary to take special care of the treated area, otherwise ugly spots and scars may appear.

Laser removal of neoplasms is the most effective and safest method today. Consultation with an oncologist is required before the procedure.

How is the procedure

Before the procedure, it is imperative to consult your doctor to find out whether the considered method of removing the formations is suitable for you, whether there is a history of diseases that are an absolute contraindication to laser exposure. The procedure, if done professionally, is completely safe so you don't have to worry. The depth of the rays is tailored to the type and needs of your skin.

Due to the high temperature during laser treatment, all harmful cells are burned out, while the integrity of healthy cells is not disturbed. Because the laser blocks the blood vessels, there is no bleeding. The average duration of the procedure is a few minutes - the processing time depends on the size of the structure. Side effects (e. g. drowsiness, loss of appetite, tiredness, pressure surges) may occur during the procedure, but this is precisely due to the use of local anesthesia. The more modern the clinic's equipment, the gentler the tissue coagulation and ablation will be. Since the laser removal technology is non-contact, 100% patient safety is guaranteed and the likelihood of infection is reduced to zero.

Before and after photos

To understand whether the procedure is right for you or not, see the before and after photos. If you follow the doctor's instructions, the chances of complications and scarring are minimal.

Removal of papillomas on the eyelidRemoval of papillomas before and after

Care after removal

You can go back to your normal life immediately after the procedure, but you must follow certain instructions from the doctor. To accelerate the wound healing process, it is recommended to use special ointments and creams. Further care features:

Avoid putting water on an open wound for several days after removing the papilloma.

It is not recommended to sunbathe for a month. Be sure to use a cream with a high protection factor during periods of increased sun activity.

Avoid swimming pools and saunas for two weeks, do not take hot baths or showers that are too cold.

The crust should peel itself off - on average, it takes about 10 days. If the skin around the wound swells, it is important to see a doctor to rule out the possibility of infection.

Laser removal of papillomas is currently the most effective method of combating neoplasms. The rehabilitation time is minimal, if you do not want a scar to form on the wound site, be sure to follow the care rules.