What It Does:

Removes Unwanted Lesions with Precision: Targets and treats skin tags, sebaceous hyperplasia, cherry angiomas, milia, keratoses, and other benign irregularities

Minimizes Discomfort & Downtime: Delivers heat with accuracy, minimizing damage to surrounding tissue

Improves Skin Clarity & Texture: Can leave the skin smoother and more even once healed

Safe & Effective for Small Areas: Can provide immediate cosmetic improvement with minimal risk or scarring

Ideal For:

• clogged oil glands (sebaceous hyperplasia)

• skin tags (fibromas)

• dermatosis papulosa nigra (DPN)

• seborrheic keratosis (KS)

• certain vascular formations

Before Your Treatment

✔ Avoid Irritation:

• Discontinue retinol, acids, and exfoliating products in the treatment area for 3–5 days prior.

• Do not wax, shave, or undergo laser treatments in the area being treated within the same timeframe.

✔ No Tanning or Active Sunburn:
Ensure your skin is not sunburned or recently tanned, as this can increase sensitivity and the risk of pigmentation.

✔ Clean Skin Only:
Arrive with clean, product-free skin—no makeup, lotions, or oils on the treatment area.

✔ Share Medical History:
Inform your provider if you are pregnant, taking blood thinners, or have a history of keloid scarring, diabetes, or poor wound healing.

During Your Treatment

✔ What to Expect:

• The provider will use a fine probe to apply a controlled electric current to the targeted area.

• You may feel a mild stinging or heat sensation, similar to a pinprick—most clients find it very tolerable.

• Treatment time is typically short (pending on the amount/size of lession) and highly precise, focusing only on the specific lesion or area.

✔ No Bleeding or Cutting:
Electrocautery is non-invasive and doesn’t break the skin in a traditional sense, so there is minimal trauma and little to no bleeding.

Aftercare and Recovery

✔ What to Expect Post-Treatment:

• The treated area may appear darker, crusted, or slightly red. This is normal and will naturally flake off within 7–14 days.

• Do not pick or scratch the area as it heals—this can lead to scarring or pigmentation changes.

✔ Keep It Clean and Protected:

• Clean the area gently with a mild cleanser and lukewarm water.

• Apply a healing ointment if recommended

• Avoid sun exposure on the treated area and use broad-spectrum SPF daily.

✔ Avoid for 48 Hours:

• Makeup, active skincare products, swimming, saunas, or excessive sweating in the treated area.