Electrocoagulation
Electrocoagulation is a procedure that uses a high-frequency electrical current to treat minor skin blemishes. It causes coagulation of blood or other tissues
to remove unwanted skin conditions.
Multiple Concerns
Addresses skin tags, milia, broken capillaries, and many other conditions.
Safe
Can be safely performed on all skin tones and on any part of the face or body.
Effective
Treatment targets only the blemish, the surrounding skin remains intact.
What is Electrocoagulation
Electrocoagulation is a procedure that uses a high-frequency electrical current to treat minor skin blemishes. It causes coagulation of blood or other tissues to remove unwanted skin conditions.
Conditions treated
Skin tags
Spider veins
Millia
Sebaceous cysts
Blood spots
Seborrheic keratosis
Sebaceous hyperplasia
Need to know
Most skin blemishes are fully treated during the first appointment. Initial healing takes approximately 2 to 5 days, and continues for 8 weeks or more. Larger blemishes may require multiple treatments spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart. There is immediate improvement for many conditions.
Aftercare
Follow aftercare instructions for best results. There may be temporary swelling immediately after treatment. Keep the area clean and avoid sun exposure during healing.
FAQ's
What is electrocoagulation?
Electrocoagulation is a procedure that uses a high-frequency electrical current to treat minor skin blemishes. It causes coagulation of blood or other tissues to remove unwanted skin conditions.
What skin conditions can be treated?
We treat skin tags, spider veins, millia, sebaceous cysts, blood spots, seborrheic keratosis and sebaceous hyperplasia.
Does electrocoagulation hurt?
Most people find the treatment very tolerable. There may be a mild tingling or pinching sensation. We apply topical anesthetic to reduce discomfort.
Are there side effects?
Temporary redness, tenderness or mild swelling may occur. Following aftercare instructions helps reduce side effects.
How long does healing take?
Surface healing takes 2 to 5 days. Complete healing continues for 8 weeks or more. Most people return to normal activities immediately after treatment.
Is your clinic inspected?
Yes, we are inspected and maintain the highest infection control standards. Our inspection reports are available online through the Middlesex-London Health Unit website.