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Hyfrecator 2000
A hyfrecator treatment, which is also sometimes referred to as a cautery or electrocautery treatment, is typically used to cauterize a wound and stop bleeding following surgery. However, in recent years, hyfrecator treatment has proven highly effective as a minimally invasive option for removing skin lesions caused by a range of common conditions.
Hyfrecator is an effective treatment that uses high- frequency electrical currents to treat skin various benign skin conditions by damage and coagulation of the targeted tissue.
FAQs
The Hyfrecator Conmed 2000 is a multifunctional generator equipped with monopolar modes and self-diagnostics for optimal performance. Its integrated dual microprocessors ensure unmatched safety, making it the ideal choice for office-based electrosurgery.
Hyfrecator is a procedure that uses high- frequency electrical currents to treat various skin conditions, including skin tags, vascular lesions, warts, sebaceous hyperplasia and seborrheic keratosis.
Hyfrecation allows for precise treatment with minimal damage to surrounding tissues. Generally, there is no scarring when performed by a skilled professional.
The procedure is fast, and recovery time is typically short, after a treatment, your skin lesions will crust and fall off. To maximize results, you should use Vaseline during the healing period and avoid picking at the area.
During the treatment you will feel some heat and pressure, however prior to your treatment, our aesthetic nurses will apply a topical local anaesthetic to maximise your comfort levels.
Patients typically see results about two weeks following treatment; however, some patients might require multiple treatments to completely remove lesions, depending on the severity of their condition.