Treatment of Moles, Freckles, Skin Tags, and Warts

The treatment of moles, freckles, skin tags, and warts is now relatively easy, convenient, safe, simple, and fast, using laser treatment.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers, with a wavelength of 10,600 nanometers, are highly precise, allowing for targeted laser application. There is no bleeding, only a scab on the skin, and it is not harmful or cancerous. Importantly, this treatment must be performed by a qualified dermatologist. Patients can go home immediately after the procedure with no downtime and return to work as usual.

Carbon dioxide laser or CO2 laser is a laser with a wavelength of 10,600 nanometers. The energy of the infrared light produced by the laser is specific to water in the skin, causing high heat in the area to be treated, causing the unwanted excess to peel off. The CO2 laser is a safe laser with high precision for the lesion to be treated, without damaging the surrounding tissue.

• Skin tags
• Moles
• Freckles
• Sebaceous gland tumors
• Sweat gland duct tumors (silicate)
• Closed comedones
• Milkheads

For CO2 Laser, there are advantages and highlights as follows:

• Helps with skin diseases CO2 Laser can effectively treat various skin diseases such as scars, stretch marks, freckles, melasma, skin tags, warts.
• Stimulates collagen. Fractional CO2 Laser can stimulate collagen production in the skin, which will help tighten and make new skin more elastic.
• Helps with beauty. Fractional CO2 Laser reduces wrinkles, tightens pores, and stimulates new collagen production, which helps restore the skin to look brighter and smoother.
• It is a highly safe technology with clear results. Because treatment with CO2 Laser can show good results and
• The treatment period is not long. In addition, there are few side effects because there is no need for surgery, injections, or unnecessary tissue damage.
• The recovery time is fast. After CO2 Laser, patients can return to their normal activities without a long recovery period.

• Before the procedure, anesthesia will be applied for 30-45 minutes or anesthesia will be injected for 5 minutes. During the laser, you will not feel any pain or may feel a little heat.
• After the treatment, scabs may form. The appearance and duration will vary depending on the technique used. Most scabs will fall off on their own within 3-7 days.
• It is recommended to avoid contact with water for the first 24 hours. After that, you can wash your face and protect your skin from strong sunlight for about 2-4 weeks to prevent dark spots.
• The number of times depends on the type of lesion and the response to treatment. If the lesion is small and shallow, it can be treated in one go. If the lesion is large or deep or if the laser is used to stimulate collagen, it may need to be repeated every 4-6 weeks.

• After the procedure, there will be a small wound or a small scab. The doctor will apply anti-infection medicine and put on a clear plaster to prevent the wound from getting wet.
• Avoid getting water on the wound for about 24 hours and apply antibiotic ointment until 7 days have passed. The wound will scab off and the skin will be pink for a few days before it returns to normal.
• After 1 day, you can remove the clear plaster and touch water. The doctor will give you medicine to apply at home. The wound should be treated twice a day by cleaning the wound with saline solution and applying the medicine given by the doctor to prevent infection for about 7 days. During this time, the wound may or may not scab. If there is a scab, let it fall off on its own. Do not scratch or scratch to make the scab fall off faster.
• Avoid exposure to sunlight as it may make the wound darker. Once the wound has healed, protect the skin by applying sunscreen.
• Avoid using cosmetics in the area where the laser was done until the wound has healed normally.

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