Thermocoagulation

About Thermocoagulation

Thermocoagulation is a cosmetic procedure that uses an ultrafast high-frequency current to generate heat. This targeted heat effectively treats and eliminates certain skin imperfections. The treatment is quick, precise, and non-invasive. Thermocoagulation is not a medical procedure, it is officially recognized and authorized as a cosmetic treatment for certain skin concerns.

FAQs

How does Thermocoagulation work?

Thermocoagulation is a minimally invasive, safe, and effective procedure that delivers permanent results with immediately visible improvements. A fine probe is applied directly to the affected area, delivering a pulse of microwave energy that heats and causes the vein to collapse. Thermocoagulation coagulates the blood under the skin, causing it to diminish the look of the imperfection.

How many sessions do I need?

The number of thermocoagulation sessions required varies based on the individual and the specific skin concern being treated, but in most cases, 1 to 3 sessions are sufficient.

How much will each session cost?

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What does thermocoagulation treat?

Thermocoagulation is primarily used to treat a range of cosmetic skin imperfections, such as spider veins, broken capillaries, and skin tags. It is also effective for conditions like telangiectasia, milia, and cherry angiomas.

Is Thermocoagulation painful?

Thermocoagulation is generally well-tolerated and not considered painful. Most patients describe the sensation as mild discomfort, similar to a light electric zap or an ant bite. When performed near sensitive areas like the nose, it may cause temporary eye watering. Anesthesia is typically not required for this procedure.

Any other questions?

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