Electrolysis is a common method used for the removal of skin tags, which are small, benign skin growths.
Here is an overview of the process of skin tag removal using electrolysis:
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Consultation: Before undergoing electrolysis for skin tag removal, it is recommended to consult with a qualified professional . They will examine the skin tags, assess their size, location, and suitability for electrolysis, and discuss any potential risks or contraindications.

 

Preparation: On the day of the procedure, the skin around the skin tags will be cleansed and sterilized to minimize the risk of infection. An anesthetic cream may be applied to numb the area if desired, although electrolysis for skin tag removal is generally well-tolerated without anesthesia.

 

Electrolysis Process: Electrolysis involves the use of a small, sterile needle or probe that is inserted into the base of the skin tag. A low-level electrical current is then passed through the needle, which heats and destroys the tissue cells responsible for the skin tag's growth.

 

Discomfort and Sensations: During the electrolysis process, you may experience mild sensations such as a slight tingling, warmth, or a small pricking sensation as the electrical current is applied. These sensations are usually well-tolerated and should not cause significant pain.

 

Duration and Number of Sessions: The duration of the electrolysis procedure for skin tag removal depends on the size and number of skin tags being treated. Smaller skin tags may be removed in a single session, while larger or multiple skin tags may require multiple sessions spread out over several appointments.

Aftercare: Following the electrolysis treatment, the treated area may have slight redness, swelling, or mild scabbing. It is important to follow the aftercare instructions provided by our professional. which may include avoiding excessive touching or picking at the treated area and applying a recommended topical ointment or cream to promote healing.

 

Healing and Results: Over time, the treated skin tags will typically scab and fall off naturally. It is essential to allow the scabs to heal and avoid picking or scratching them to minimize the risk of scarring or infection. Once healed, the skin should be smoother and free from the treated skin tags.

 

It's worth noting that electrolysis for skin tag removal is considered a safe and effective procedure when performed by a skilled professional.