Many modern people are faced with various viral neoplasms on the skin. The location of these unpleasant growths can be absolutely any part of the body: neck, armpits, chest, arms, legs and groin area. And although papillomas and warts are often safe and do not cause significant inconvenience, you should still think about their removal. Like any adult, every child has the likelihood of catching an ailment if you do not adhere to a number of rules: hygiene, safe contact with a virus carrier, using your bath accessories in public places, etc. To completely overcome the disease, you should carry out the removal of warts with a laser, which is considered one of the most popular methods of surgical intervention of our time.
Laser excision is an effective way to deal with
Today it is known about the existence of many "technologies" designed to get rid of non-aesthetic underwear formations. The incredible procedure is especially popular - laser wart removal is the most effective method recommended by dermatologists.
Burning out the build-up, this technique promotes its evaporation without a trace thanks to the use of a surgical CO2 laser. Laser removal of warts involves coagulation of blood vessels, which prevents the likelihood of bleeding and the development of inflammation, which is why this process, among other things, is also expensive. Excision is allowed to be carried out in this way not only for adult women and men, but also for children.
Using the device allows you to display the following types of neoplasms:
- plantar;
- ordinary;
- threadlike;
- spiky.
If you pay attention to the internal warts, then here you will need a surgical intervention under the guise of laser cleansing the blood and antiviral measures before starting to remove them. With the help of delicate technology - laser therapy, you can easily remove papillomas in hard-to-reach places, or in areas of increased sweating.
Why are warts removed with a laser?
There are a number of reasons why people agree to a number of measures to remove masses on visible and invisible areas of the body. Among them are:
- neoplasms are too unaesthetic, which brings great discomfort when going out on the street or in a public place;
- the affected open areas are too clearly visible and the latter cannot be hidden thanks to cosmetics;
- there is a huge risk of injury to the neoplasm (rings, earrings, chains, harnesses and other clothing), which can lead to bleeding;
- untimely excision can have a side effect in the form of darkening or multiplication of papillomas throughout the body or inside it.
For your own safety, and in order to regain beautiful skin and its attractive appearance, you just need to conduct a delicate and popular laser coagulation procedure. If you have doubts about the effectiveness and efficiency of such an extraction, you can view a lot of photos on different Internet resources "before" and "after" the removal.
Benefits of laser coagulation
Is it painful to remove warts with a laser? This question is very common, so we immediately answer that no, the patient will not feel anything like that. This is one of the main advantages of this technique. Due to this, it is allowed to remove warts with a laser in children over 5 years old.
In practice, it has been proven that a child tolerates such a procedure no worse than an adult. In most cases, the result is achieved after the first session, which lasts about 5 minutes. In the case of multiple formations, the process can be delayed.
The main advantages of the laser technique are:
- lack of pain;
- security;
- rapid excision;
- guarantees of the absence of scars;
- control of the depth of penetration;
- quick rehabilitation.
Answering the question of where it is possible to remove warts with a laser, we note that it is possible absolutely on any part of the body. Wherever there is a papilloma, it will be removed. You can be sure that the build-up to be removed will not leave any traces behind.
Stages of the procedure for laser removal of growths
Laser treatment for warts requires careful preparation. Direct sunlight should be avoided 7 days before the scheduled procedure, which is especially important in the summer. A protective cream with a high SPF level should be applied to the problem area where the mole is located. If you decide to remove a wart with a laser, do not come into contact with chemicals on the eve of the session.
You must first undergo a medical examination in the form of tests and analyzes, as a result of which possible contraindications to the procedure will be identified. The essence of the examination is a thorough study of the epithelial neoplasm and the selection of the intensity of the effect on foreign cells.
Local anesthesia is almost always used when laser burns out warts. High temperatures are used to burn off the mole.
Carrying out cauterization of warts and acting on damaged tissues, the laser does not affect healthy areas of the epidermis. Due to the instant clogging of all local capillaries, the risk of bleeding is prevented.
The complete disappearance of papilloma can be observed 2 weeks after the coagulation session.
Consequences of laser removal of warts
You don't have to worry about the possible consequences of the procedure - after removing the wart with a laser, a small wound forms in its place, which after 2 days becomes covered with a dark crust. It does not cause discomfort, and disappears by itself in about 7-9 days.
During this period, it is recommended to refrain from visiting the bathhouse, solarium and pool, since the crust should not be allowed to:
- got wet;
- exposed to sunlight;
- became various kinds of damage;
- processed with cosmetics.
If the doctor does everything correctly and professionally (he must wear special glasses, direct the beam only to the surface and "burn out" the build-up, then stick a special plaster), the patient will not face any consequences. There is no need to worry about a wound or scar at the treatment site.
As for the likelihood of relapses, they happen quite rarely - this can be achieved by exposing the beam directly to the root of the neoplasm. Removing a wart with a laser also excludes the possibility of infection, since the procedure is carried out by non-contact exposure.
Contraindications to the procedure
In some conditions, education is not removed by such a popular device. This procedure is contraindicated:
- pregnant and lactating women;
- people with colds or infectious diseases;
- at high temperature or pressure;
- when there is oncology or diabetes;
- in the presence of herpes at the site of localization of the papilloma.
To remove wart growth, you should contact one of the specialized clinics that provide such services. Only in medical institutions there are competent doctors who are able to provide appropriate assistance. When and where to remove the wart is up to you. The main thing is to take into account the individual characteristics of the body and follow the recommendations of specialists.
What results to expect?
One of the important points in the laser excision technique is that the rehabilitation period is completely absent. If getting rid of the wart occurs on the face, then a plaster with iodine is glued to such an area, which is worn for a day.
Thus, the removal of formations with a laser beam will completely exterminate harmful formations on a thin stem, and once and for all life. Of course, relapse in most cases is excluded, but in rare cases, papillomatosis may not recede, and the growths degenerate into malignant tumors. Therefore, it is necessary to eradicate warts in a timely manner using this delicate and popular method.