Our Electrocoagulation-Cryotherapy service offers effective treatment for skin lesions such as warts, superficial tumors, and condylomas. This dual approach to treatment involves the use of electricity (Electrocoagulation) and extremely cold temperatures (Cryotherapy) to remove these lesions.
In Electrocoagulation, a special tool is used to pass electric current to the lesion, causing the abnormal cells to coagulate, or clot, which ultimately leads to their removal. It is a quick procedure and typically requires local anesthesia.
Cryotherapy, on the other hand, involves the application of liquid nitrogen to the lesion to freeze and destroy the abnormal cells. The frozen skin lesion eventually falls off, allowing new, healthy skin to emerge.
Both treatments are relatively quick, have high success rates, and usually cause minimal scarring. The choice of method depends on the location, size, and type of skin lesion.
With our Wart-Superficial Tumor-Condyloma: Electrocoagulation-Cryotherapy service, we’re committed to delivering safe, efficient, and effective treatments tailored to your skin health needs.
