RADIOFREQUENCY TREATMENT FOR WARTS

Radiofrequency is a medical treatment method where electrical energy is used at a specific frequency. When radiofrequency is used for wart treatment, this energy is used to remove the wart. The electrical energy heats and destroys the targeted cells. Radiofrequency can be applied very precisely on the skin, thus minimizing damage to the surrounding healthy tissue.

Radiofrequency treatment is performed using a medical device. The tip of the device is placed over the wart and radiofrequency energy is transmitted to the target cells. This energy heats and destroys the cells. This procedure is usually performed under anesthesia because it can be uncomfortable. After the procedure is complete, the treated area is covered with a bandage and the healing process begins.

The healing process after radiofrequency wart treatment usually takes 1-2 weeks. The healing time can vary depending on the size and location of the treated wart. During the healing process, the treated area may become red and crusty. However, this is usually temporary and fades as new, healthy skin cells surface.

Potential disadvantages of radiofrequency treatment include pain, swelling, redness, and crusting. However, these effects are usually temporary and subside a few days after the treatment. Also, radiofrequency treatment is generally less painful and less damaging to the surrounding healthy tissue compared to other treatment methods.

Radiofrequency treatment during pregnancy is generally considered safe. This treatment can treat skin lesions without harming the development of the fetus.

Radiofrequency treatment for warts is usually quite effective, and the likelihood of recurrence of the wart is low. However, like any type of wart treatment, radiofrequency treatment does not always guarantee 100% success. If the wart reappears despite the treatment or does not disappear despite radiofrequency treatment, you should consult your doctor to evaluate other treatment options.

The prices for radiofrequency treatment can usually vary depending on the size, location, and number of warts. In our clinic, radiofrequency treatment for warts is performed. Depending on the location and condition of the wart, treatment options are determined and a choice is made between radiofrequency or laser. Both treatment options are effective and have their own advantages. Radiofrequency treatment is usually preferred for warts located in sensitive areas such as the eyelid, face, and neck. For detailed information and price, you can reach us at 0505 260 72 38 and 0 850 490 14 78.