Moles, Skin tags, and TelangiectasiaSurgitron Radiosurgery
RadiosurgeryRemoval of benign moles, skin tags and Telangiectasia
Surgitron is the radiosurgical removal of benign moles/ skin lesions, skin tags and Telangiectasia (small red vessels/ spider veins). This procedure is less invasive than traditional mole removal. Benefits of Surgitron treatments include:
Reduced risk of scarring and post-inflammatory pigment changes.
Faster healing times compared to traditional removal methods.
No stitches,
Minimal damage to the surrounding skin.
No bleeding.
Use of a local anaesthetic makes procedures pain-free.
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The procedure is usually fairly quick, but depends on the size and number of lesions to be treated. The area is numbed using a very small needle with local anaesthetic. We treat the desired lesions, apply dressings as needed and then you are on your way- Typically you are in and out within an hour. After this a small scab forms over the treated area, this heals over the next 7-10 days and the newly healed skin blends into the surrounding skin over the following months. It is important in this healing phase to avoid sun to the area to prevent hyperpigmentation.
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Cost depends on the size and number of lesions to be treated. Removal of a single lesion starts at $650.
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If your lesion or mole is potentially suspicious, we will advise a traditional removal so that it can be sent to the lab for diagnostic processing. Those with pacemakers or implanted defibrillators and those who are pregnant can not have radiosurgical treatments.
This is a safe treatment for delicate areas such as the face and other sensitive areas.
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