Coagulation Therapy (zapper)

Coagulation therapy is suitable for various benign skin lesions, such as fibromas (skin tags), cherry angiomas (blood blisters), milia, age warts, dermal nevi, Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra (DPN), and superficial blood vessels.

Most clients experience a brief warm or tingling sensation during the treatment. This is generally well tolerated, and the treatment usually lasts only a few minutes.

After the treatment, the skin may be temporarily red.A small scab usually forms on the treated spots, which typically falls off within 5disappears on its own within 10 days. It is important to leave these scabs alone andimpossible to scratch.

The result is often immediately visible, but the final result can only be properly appreciated.will be assessed as soon as the skin has fully recovered.

Often, one treatment is sufficient to remove small skin lesions. For larger or multiple skin lesions, multiple treatments may be necessary. During the consultation, we will discuss what you can expect and create a personalized treatment plan.

With normal wound healing, the skin usually heals nicely and the risk of scarring is small. As with any skin treatment, there may be temporary redness or slight discoloration of the skin during the recovery process.

During a consultation, we assess the skin lesion. If you are unsure about the nature of a skin lesion, or if it has recently changed in shape, color, or size, we always advise contacting a doctor first.

A removed skin lesion usually does not recur in the same location. However, new skin lesions may develop in other locations in the future.

Coagulation therapy is a safe and effective treatment. As with everytreatment involving the use of heat may result in some temporary or rareside effects occur.Temporary pigment shifts may occur. The treated skin may temporarily appear lighter or darker than the surrounding skin. In most cases, this gradually fades within 6 to 12 months.A scab will form on the treated area as part of the natural healing process. It is important to leave this scab alone and not to scratch or pull at it.If a scab is removed prematurely, for example by scratching, rubbing with a towel, or friction from clothing, a scar may form.Although the risk is small, scarring can never be completely ruled out with treatments involving the application of heat.By carefully following the aftercare advice and protecting the skin well.against the sun, the risk of pigment changes and scarring is reduced as much as possible.possibly limited.

Before Your TreatmentAvoid excessive sun exposure on the treatment area before your appointment.Do not apply self-tanner to the treatment area.Arrive at your appointment with clean skin, free of makeup and creams on the treatment area.Always inform your practitioner of any medications, pregnancy, or skin conditions prior to your treatment.After Your TreatmentKeep the treated area clean and dry.Allow any scabs to fall off naturally and do not pick at them.Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 4 weeks after your treatment.Apply SPF 50 daily to the treated area. We recommend using a Heliocare sunscreen.Reapply sunscreen every 2 hours when outdoors.Avoid saunas, swimming, and intense exercise for the first 24–48 hours.Do not use scrubs, acids, or other exfoliating products on the treated area until the skin has fully healed.After your treatment, you will receive a sachet of Alhydran. Starting 24 hours after treatment, apply it 1–2 times daily to support the skin's healing process.Do you have a skin tag, fibroma, cherry angioma, seborrhoeic keratosis, or another benign skin lesion? During a consultation, we will assess whether the lesion is suitable for treatment and discuss the expected results, costs, and aftercare.