Removal of Skin Tags (Papillomas)
Papilloma (Skin Tag) Removal: A Simple and Precise Procedure
Papillomas, commonly known as skin tags, are benign growths that often appear on the neck, eyelids, underarms, or other areas subject to friction. Although medically harmless, they can be aesthetically bothersome or occasionally irritated. Their removal is a straightforward and safe procedure, performed under local anaesthetic, ensuring both comfort and precision.
How the Treatment Works
Papilloma removal is carried out based on the size, morphology, and anatomical location of the lesion. The procedure is minimally invasive and typically completed within about 30 minutes.
Depending on each case, the Plastic Surgeon may use surgical excision, electrocautery, or laser ablation. Each method ensures complete removal of the lesion while maintaining healthy skin integrity, and the specific approach is determined during a detailed clinical assessment.
Procedures are performed under strict aseptic conditions, guided by evidence-based protocols, to achieve precision and excellent cosmetic outcomes. Results are visible immediately, with minor swelling resolving within a short period after the procedure.
Recovery and Aftercare
Post-treatment recovery is typically simple and rapid, allowing for an immediate return to normal activities. To support optimal healing:
- Keep the treated area clean and dry for the first 24 hours.
- Avoid intense physical exercise for a day to prevent irritation.
- If a small dressing is applied, replace it as directed to maintain hygiene.
- Any transient redness or mild swelling usually settles within a few days.
Final aesthetic results appear once minor swelling subsides, restoring smooth and evenly toned skin.
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