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Lesion Removal/SGA

Clinical Skin Clear is a device which combines radio and high frequency for quick and painless lesion removal or sebaceous gland ablation(SGA) treatment. Results are immediate!

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Overview

Clinical Pro’s unique technology dries the lesion out, different from heat cauterisation. The process is safer with little to no risk of scarring as long as aftercare advice is followed.

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This is applicable to skin tags, cherry angioma, hyperactive sebaceous glands and acne. It can also be used for hair electrolysis.

What to Expect

The laser will dry the area and a scab will form 1 - 3 days after the treatment. Then it may take 7 - 10 days for new skin to heal and the scab to fall off. This process depends on the individuals’ healing response.

Before Treatment

  • Always wear 30+ sun protection 1 week prior to and during any course of laser treatment. And after the Treatment, avoid sun exposure and use broad spectrum (UVA/UVB) sunscreen to prevent further sun damage.

  • Avoid treatments that irritate the skin for 1-2 weeks prior to treatment (waxing, depilatories etc)

  • Not suitable for anyone pregnant.

After Treatment

  • Scabs will form during this process. Please do not pick at it as it will increase the risk of hyper or hypopigmentation.

  • Apply antiseptic cream or powder such as stratacel or medipulv antiseptic powder for the next week while it is healing to prevent infection.

  • Apply sunscreen after the scab has fallen to protect the new skin and prevent any potential hyper/hypopigmentation.

  • Avoid heat hot showers and tubs, saunas, sweating with exercise for 5-7 days.

  • Avoid skin irritants (products containing tretinoin, retinol, benzoyl, peroxide, glycolic/salicylic acids, astringents) for at least a week post treatment.

  • Notify us immediately if you have any concerns (blistering, excessive redness/swelling).

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