The skin growth removal technique
An Erbium laser is used to remove skin growths and marks. Because it is very tender, it can be used on any part of the body, including the face or genitalia. The computer-operated laser beam is targeted at the area to be treated and evaporates the unwanted tissue in very thin layers. The biggest advantage of the hard laser is its tenderness. Because it doesn't cause large open wounds, the healing process is fast and no other treatments or check-ups are necessary. The physical properties of a laser's beam allow for its intense action to the targeted area. Erbium lasers may also be used to remove wrinkles and a rejuvenation of the entire face.
Why laser skin treatment Prague?
Prague has many attractive features for those considering laser skin growth removal abroad. Its location in Central Europe is easy to access; its mild climate is conducive to healing and its experienced clinics and laser treatment surgeons ensure you'll receive the best possible care. Laser skin growth removal Prague costs are often much more affordable than in the UK or with the NHS. For more information about getting to and around the Czech Republic, please visit our handy cosmetic surgery Prague info guide.
Procedure of laser skin growth removal
Before the laser growth removal treatment
During the first consultation, the surgeon will check the state of your skin and the extent of the necessary procedure. If you want to have your birthmarks removed, the surgeon should at first make a thorough birthmark diagnosis. If you have larger growths that you'd like removed, the procedure may have to be repeated several times. This procedure is not suitable for all birthmarks.
Anesthesia
After the laser growth removal treatment
What is the result of laser skin growth removal?
The results of the treatment won't be visible for about 3 to 4 weeks after the procedure. When the scab disappears depends on the extent of the treatment and on the state of your skin. If the result is not satisfactory, the procedure may have to be repeated several times.
Updated: 2007-11-27
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