Your consultation with your provider and their assessment of your lesion(s) will determine the best course of action. If the lesion looks like it could be cancerous, you may be directed to consult your medical provider or dermatologist.
If the lesion is pre-cancerous, we have several treatment options that address different presentations, locations, and your sensitivities.
- Photodynamic Therapy (PDT). Light energy combined with prescription photosensitizer destroys lesion tissue.
- Excision. The lesion is cut out and the surgery wound is sutured shut.
- Shaving. A scalpel is used to shave off the upper layers of the lesion, exposing newer skin.
- Laser Treatment. Laser energy is directed at the lesion to destroy its cells and trigger healing.
- Cryotherapy. Liquid nitrogen is applied to the lesion, destroying it.
- Hyfrecation. This specialized machine applies a high-frequency pulse to kill the lesion cells.
