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​​A safe and precise procedure for removing benign skin growths such as skin tags, fibromas, and other superficial lesions. These small imperfections may appear due to friction, hormonal changes, or skin aging — and while harmless, they can cause discomfort or aesthetic concern.

What can be treated:

  - Skin tags (acrochordons)

  - Seborrheic keratoses

  - Fibromas and soft papillomas

  - Milia (white keratin cysts)

  - Cherry angiomas (red dots)

  - Benign pigmented spots

  - Superficial warts (after dermatological assessment)

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Treatment overview:

  - Performed using non-invasive methods such as HF current (Darsonval), cauterization, or cryotherapy

  - Focused on minimal discomfort, no scarring, and quick recovery

  - Suitable for single or multiple lesions

  - Ideal for areas prone to friction, irritation, or aesthetic visibility (neck, décolleté, underarms, face)

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Benefits:

  - Restores smooth skin texture

  - Prevents snagging and irritation

  - Enhances aesthetic confidence

  - Quick and hygienic procedure performed in a calm, therapeutic setting​

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Post-treatment care:
HF Therapy may be applied to support healing, reduce inflammation, and prevent pigmentation changes. A skin assessment is always performed prior to removal to ensure safety and suitability.

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