Electrocoagulation and Thermocoagulation

Electrocoagulation is a high-frequency treatment that reduces the appearance of blood vessels.

The device produces an electric current that heats up a filament, which cauterizes capillaries and skin lesions.

You may feel mild, temporary discomfort. A scab may form, but it will fall off after a few days without leaving a scar. In general, 1-3 sessions will be enough, although some cases may require more time.

This cauterization technique is used to remove skin growths, skin tags, sebaceous hyperplasia, xanthelasma, and certain forms of keratosis.