Say goodbye to facial moles
With Ellman radiofrequency, only the growth/mole on the skin is removed, after local anesthesia, which is injected with a very thin needle under the growth itself. Immediately after the treatment, a wound appears at the site of the growth.
Users also ask
Is radiofrequency mole removal safe?
Radiofrequency removal of moles and skin lesions is safe and has a low complication rate. Even without special care, most people are satisfied with the cosmetic result. By following these principles, you can further reduce the risk of scarring and speed up wound healing.
Can high frequencies get rid of moles?
Facial moles treated with radiosurgery
At Skin Excellence Clinics, we use Ultra High Frequency (UHF) radio waves to remove moles. The radio waves work by heating the water in the cells, which vaporizes the cells. It has no effect on the healthy skin underneath.
What is the best way to remove moles?
You should never remove a mole yourself at home. A doctor may remove a skin mole by shaving or surgically cutting it. A dermatologist can shave smaller moles, but recommends cutting for larger or cancerous ones. Depending on the size of the area to be removed, you may need stitches.
How does radiofrequency mole removal work?
Radiofrequency ablation is commonly used to remove skin lesions such as nevi (moles) and keratoses that protrude above the surface of the skin. This procedure uses a device called an Ellman-Radiosurgery electrode loop to gently shave the lesion (layer by layer) from the surface of the skin.
