Electrocautery uses a high-frequency electric current to precisely remove benign skin lesions: skin tags, seborrhoeic keratoses and warts.
Before the procedure
Every lesion is first checked with a dermatoscope. We only remove lesions that look benign; if something needs further tests, we explain the next steps.
How it works
the area is numbed with cream or a local injection, as needed;
it takes a few minutes per lesion;
a small crust forms and falls off in 7–14 days.
Until it heals, care for the area with the recommended ointment and protect it from the sun.
Where it is done
Dr. Ana-Maria Ludu performs this at DermaSpot, Intr. Urcușului 23–37, commercial space no. 2, Sector 4, Bucharest. We start with a consultation: what we see, what is worth doing now and what can wait. Book online or call +40 756 100 386.
PRICES
Prices
Prices are indicative; the final plan is set at the consultation.
Electrocauterizare
Electrocautery — papillomas (1–5 lesions)
200 RON· 40 min
Electrocauterizare
Electrocautery — papillomas (5–10 lesions)
300 RON· 40 min
Electrocauterizare
Electrocautery — common wart (1 lesion)
130 RON· 40 min
Electrocauterizare
Electrocautery — seborrhoeic keratoses (1–5 lesions)
250 RON· 40 min
Electrocauterizare
Electrocautery — seborrhoeic keratoses (5–10 lesions)
370 RON· 60 min
FAQ
What patients ask
Will it leave a scar?
Usually only a faint pink mark that fades within a few months. The risk rises if you pick the crust or expose the area to the sun.
Can skin tags come back?
A removed skin tag does not grow back in the same spot, but new ones can appear over time, especially in friction areas.
Can it be done on the day of the consultation?
Often yes, if the lesions are benign and time allows. Mention it when you book.
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