Skin imperfections
Removing skin imperfections at ODA Skin Clinic
Fibromas, cherry angiomas, age warts, milia, dermal nevi, and Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra (DPN) are common, benign skin irregularities that can be perceived as cosmetically bothersome. Although these skin abnormalities are harmless, they can be visibly present, become irritated by clothing or jewelry, or be perceived as disfiguring.
At ODA Skin Clinic, various benign skin imperfections can be safely and effectively removed. During a consultation, we carefully assess your skin and discuss which treatment method is most suitable for your situation. This ensures a safe treatment with an eye for the most beautiful cosmetic result possible.
What are fibroids ?
Fibromas, also known as skin tags or skin tags, are small, benign protrusions of the skin. They often occur in areas where the skin experiences a lot of friction, such as:
✓ The neck
✓ Armpits
✓ Under the breasts
✓ Eyelids
✓ Groin
Fibromas are completely benign and pose no health risk, but they can be cosmetically bothersome or cause irritation.
What are cherry angiomas?
Cherry angiomas are small red to purplish-red vascular bumps, also known as blood blisters. They are caused by a local accumulation of blood vessels in the skin.
Cherry angiomas often occur on:
✓ The hull
✓ Belly
✓ Back
✓ Arms
✓ Shoulders
They often develop as we get older and are also benign.
What are age warts ?
Age warts, also known as seborrheic verruca, are benign skin conditions that
look like brown, yellowish, or dark spots or raised patches on the skin. They can be smooth or somewhat
are rougher in texture and occur more frequently as we get older.
Age warts often occur on:
✓ The face
✓ The hull
✓ The back
✓ The arms and hands
✓ The scalp
They are completely benign and pose no health risk, but can be cosmetically bothersome.
What is a Dermal Nevus?
A dermal nevus is a benign mole that protrudes from the skin instead of lying flat.
to lie on the skin. They are often skin-colored to light brown and have a round,
dome-shaped shape.
Dermal nevi often occur on:
✓ The face
✓ The neck
✓ The hull
They are benign but can be perceived as cosmetically bothersome or cause irritation due to
friction with clothing or jewelry.
What is Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra?
Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra, abbreviated DPN, is a benign skin condition characterized by small dark spots or bumps on the skin. DPN primarily occurs in people with a
dark or tanned skin tone and is genetically determined.
DPN often occurs on:
✓ The cheeks
✓ The temples
✓ The forehead
✓ The neck
The condition is completely benign but can be cosmetically bothersome.
What are barley grains ?
Milia, also known as barley grains, are small white or yellowish-white cysts that develop just under the skin.
are located on the skin surface. They form when dead skin cells and sebum become trapped in the skin and
unable to come out naturally.
Barley grains often occur on:
✓ The nose
✓ The cheeks
✓ Around the eyes
✓ The forehead
They are completely benign but can be cosmetically bothersome and rarely disappear on their own.
When do people opt for removal?
Many clients opt for removal when the skin lesions:
✓ Be perceived as cosmetically bothersome
✓ Getting irritated by clothing or jewelry
✓ Regular bleeding or damage
✓ Stand out on visible areas such as the face or neck
✓ Increase in number
How do we treat skin imperfections?
At ODA Skin Clinic, fibromas, cherry angiomas, age warts, milia, dermal nevi, and Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra (DPN) are treated with coagulation. During the treatment, the skin irregularity is precisely targeted, allowing the tissue to be removed in a controlled manner. The treatment is fast, effective, and causes minimal damage to the surrounding skin.
After the treatment, a small scab usually forms that heals on its own.
The benefits of the treatment:
✓ Fast and effective treatment
✓ Suitable for various benign skin imperfections
✓ Minimal damage to the surrounding skin
✓ No surgical intervention required
✓ Short recovery time
✓ Often immediately visible results
Is the treatment reimbursed?
In most cases, benign skin irregularities are considered cosmetic conditions. As a result, treatments are generally not reimbursed by health insurance.
During a consultation, we would be happy to discuss the treatment options, the expected results, and the associated costs.
