Laser wart removal in action 😮

Think that’s a skin tag

That actually looks more like a electrocautery/electrosurgery device than a laser.

A bush tribe trying Coca Cola for the first time.

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This is the process of specs removal surgery, where advanced laser technology is used to reshape the cornea

That’s not a wart

Doesn’t look like a laser or a wart

Typically a CO₂ or pulsed dye laser is used to remove wart tissue by targeting the blood supply feeding the wart. Advantages include precision, minimal damage to surrounding skin, and effectiveness for stubborn or recurrent warts resistant to other treatments. The procedure is relatively quick, often requiring only a few minutes per wart, and has a lower risk of scarring compared to surgical excision. However, disadvantages include potential pain during and after the procedure, the need for multiple sessions in some cases, and a higher cost than alternatives like cryotherapy or topical treatments. Also, there is a risk of post-procedure blistering, pigmentation changes, or, rarely, infection. While laser treatment is effective, warts caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) can still recur, requiring further management.

This is electrocautery of a pyogenic granuloma/lobular capillary hemangioma.

That's not a laser and that's not a wart.

Laser tattoo removal, breaking up ink pigment using heat so it leaves the cells for drainage 📹 Giancarlo Pincelli