Treatment of benign skin blemishes, including warts, fibroids and other skin tumors

• Cryotherapy: A minimally invasive technique using liquid nitrogen to freeze the affected skin. The treated area dries out and disappears on its own. Suitable for o.a. warts, fibromas and age spots.
• Coagulation: The spot is locally coagulated by means of heat. It 'dries up' and later falls off. Fast, effective, and virtually scar-free.
• Curettage: The spot is carefully scraped away with a sharp, spoon-shaped instrument (curette). Often used for superficial warts or seborrheic keratosis.

With these treatment options, Medicadermis offers a safe and proven effective approach for aesthetically bothersome skin deformities. Are you unsure about the nature of a skin abnormality? Then make an appointment for a first. intake or a free one video consultation.

(Skin deformities with redness, texture, or pigmentation are typically treated with light or laser therapy, as this is an effective and safe treatment option for these indications with minimal side effects).

Prior to every treatment, a thorough assessment always takes place. We perform a visual inspection and discuss your medical history (anamnesis). Treatment is only performed in cases of clear, benign characteristics. Doubtful cases are not treated and, if necessary, referred to the general practitioner.

Read more about our working method in the intake and examination consultation.

Are you curious about the difference between benign and suspicious skin changes? Then read my blog: Recognizing and preventing skin cancer – when the cookie starts to crumble”. This blog helps you better recognize suspicious spots and explains when a referral is advisable.

Aftercare

• Protect your skin: Keep the treated area clean and dry, and carefully follow instructions regarding the bandage.
• Expect blistering: Blisters may form during cryotherapy – leave them alone unless otherwise advised.
• Pain relief: For mild pain, you can use paracetamol (no NSAIDs without consultation).
• Cleaning: Wash the area with mild soap and gently pat dry.
• Leave scabs alone: Do not pull them off to prevent scarring.
• Avoid sunlight: Use SPF as soon as the skin is closed. Never apply sunscreen to an open wound.

General points of attention

• Follow all aftercare instructions carefully.
• Contact us if there are signs of infection: redness, swelling, pus, pain, or fever.

In a time when many providers focus on fleeting trends and commercial equipment, at Medicademis you choose quality, safety, and proven effectiveness. We treat exclusively with medical systems such as the Lumenis M22, recognized worldwide in hospitals and clinics. You are assured of care that is not only results-oriented but also personal and thoughtfully performed by an experienced skin therapist.

Our treatments are not the cheapest, but they are carefully formulated based on dermatological knowledge and medically sound protocols. This way, you can be sure that your skin is in safe hands.