What Is
Thermocoagulation technology?
Thermocoagulation technology is used to deliver a safe and effective method for removing various types of unwanted skin imperfections, such as keratosis, skin tags, milia, broken capillaries, and cherry angiomas. This treatment can be done on any part of the face or body, with some restrictions. It is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
HOW DOES THE TREATMENT
Work?
Thermocoagulation is a method of treating certain skin conditions, such as benign tumors or blood vessels, by applying heat to the affected area. This causes the blood vessels or cells to coagulate, or clump together, which cuts off their blood supply and causes them to die. The heat is typically delivered by a device that uses radiofrequency energy, such as a needle or probe, which is inserted into the skin or placed on its surface. The device is then activated, and the heat is applied for a specific amount of time. The procedure is usually done in a doctor's office or clinic and typically takes just a few minutes to complete.
BENEFITS
Minimally invasive
Fast recovery time
Precise treatment
High success rate
Cost-effective
Repeatable treatment
Treatments
As Low As $99 per 15min
A thermocoagulator is a device that is used to perform thermocoagulation treatment. It typically consists of a probe or electrode that is inserted into the tissue and a heating mechanism that generates heat to destroy the abnormal tissue. The probe or electrode is connected to the heating mechanism, which is typically controlled by a computer or other electronic device. The heating mechanism can be powered by various sources such as radiofrequency, laser or infrared energy. The device allows the surgeon to precisely control the amount of heat delivered to the tissue, ensuring that only the abnormal tissue is destroyed while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
Should You Get
Thermocoagulation?
Thermocoagulation is used to treat skin conditions such as:
1. Spider veins: Also known as telangiectasias, these are small, red, purple, or blue blood vessels that appear on the surface of the skin.
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2. Cherry angiomas: These are small, red or purple bumps on the skin that are made up of blood vessels.
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3. Skin tags: Are small harmless skin growths that can appear on the neck, underarm and other areas of the body.
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4. Milia, cholesterol deposits: Also known as a milk spot or oil seeds, are small, white, keratin-filled that appear under the skin.
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Frequently Asked Questions
THERMOCOAGULATION TESTIMONIALS
