Papillomas and Hyperkeratosis
Papillomas and hyperkeratosis are conditions that develop hyperplasia on the skin of the face and body and affect various places such as the eyelids, the neck, the armpits, the chest, the torso, the back, etc.
Papillomas look like small moles and are benign skin lesions. Hyperkeratosis is a common superficial skin condition that occurs when there is increased production of keratinized cells.
Many patients choose to remove papillomas and hyperkeratosis, either for aesthetic or functional reasons.
Process
Papillomas and hyperkeratosis can be easily, effectively and painlessly removed with the use of laser technology, even in a single session.
Prior to treatment, local anesthesia is usually recommended, though treatment can also be carried out without anesthesia, depending on the nature and the area of the problem.
Results
The result is immediate, permanent and leaves no marks on the skin.
Useful Information
- Papillomas can be a frustrating skin condition, either because they may cause itchiness or minor injuries or inflammation.
- Avoid scrubbing the area in the shower; you should also avoid shaving in areas where there are papillomas.
- If the papillomas are in the neck, avoid wearing jewelry, such as chains or necklaces.
