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Benign Lesion Treatment
There are two important types of lesions: benign and malignant.
Malignant lesions, or tumors, which can be pre-malignant or malignant, need to undergo a biopsy first to determine whether they are cancerous or not. A dermatologist will examine and treat them accordingly.
On the other hand, benign lesions are treated directly with laser, usually requiring a minimum of 1 session and up to 3 sessions, depending on five important characteristics: size, depth, duration, color, and the area of the face where they are located.
There are different types of masses, including:
Warts, skin tags, keratomas, lax adenomas, moles, nevi, fibroadenomas, nodular cysts, xanthelasmas, contagious mollusks, sebaceous hyperplasias, seborrheic keratosis, among others.
This procedure does not require general anesthesia, only local anesthesia. It does not cause medical incapacity, and recovery is immediate, with daily dressings for a maximum of 5 days.
Dr. María Fernanda Benavides
Medical Surgeon from Universidad del Bosque in Bogotá, with a Master’s degree in Aesthetic Medicine and Laser in Medical and Interventionist Aspects from Universidad Islas Baleares in Palma Mallorca – Spain. She also holds two diplomas, one in Ultrasonic Hydrolipoclasia and Facial Rejuvenation from the International School of Aesthetic Medicine in Rome – Italy, and another in Clinical Trichology from Universidad Nuestra Señora del Rosario in Bogotá. With over 15 years of experience in aesthetic treatments, including both body and facial procedures, as well as laser equipment treatments utilizing cutting-edge technology.
