MOLE TREATMENT

The condition

Benignant moles can appear after different inflamed diseases of the skin, hormonal or other genetical reasons late in life. Improper skin foods and even the UV range of sunshine can bear a part in their development. Actually melanin, the pigment of the skin accumulates in a greater concentration in a given place and results in moles.

The basis of the treatment is that the light is absorbed selectively in the melanin, splits its structure and the disaggregated particles will be removed by leucocytes. In case of the treatment of benignant moles in order to decrease the accidentally arisen inconvenience during the treatment a cool transparent gel (e.g. ultrasound gel) will be applied on the skin to be treated.

This jelly can decrease the pain during the treatment and provides an ideal and optimal connection between the skin and the treating head (namely the light).

Before starting the treatment a low energy test shot will be applied near the area to be treated in order to reach the maximum efficiency and the minimum irritation. Then the area covered by gel will be covered by light impulses near each other with minimum overlapping.

After the treatment rubefaction appears usually near the moles.

Their appearance lasts for two to three minutes telling of the local warm u pof the chosen target area. It is normal in case of mole treatment that the moles will be darker for two to three days after treatment resulting in slight peeling. After peeling the skin will be red and after 10 to 14 days it will return to its original state.

To eliminate the mole absolutely further treatment could be necessary. The treatment can be repeated on the same area only in 6 to 8 weeks.

The course of treatment

The patient arrives at the clinic after making an appointment by phone
Recording the patient's data and making a card for her
Giving information to the patient in a written form about the action to be made
Personal consultation
Discovering the accidental contra-indications and conditions which would not permit the treatment.
Detailed representation of the treatment
Giving information about the possible side-effects arising after the treatment ( temporary skin rubefaction, blistering-off, impetigo, temporary hiperpigmentation, temporary hipopigmentation, etc.)
Domestic nursing after treatment
Determination of the skin type (Fitzpatrick 1-6) and documentation
Making treatment plan, discussion about the frequency of treatments
Signing the declaration of approval
Taking photo documentation
Cleaning the skin area to be treated
Covering the area to be treated by a cooled gel
After the adjustment of the instrument parameters the treatment is carried out
Using ice jelly on the treated area if necessary
Skin sedative spray will be applied on the treated area
In summer time use of suntan lotion with 40 to 50 factor on the treated area

Before the treatment

you cannot use self-tanning lotion and avoid using solarium and sun-bathing for minimum two weeks before the treatment
do not use peroxiding and deep peeling agents on the area to be treated
do not use suntan lotions and even make-up on the day of the treatment
you should shave the area to be treated the day before.

Description of the treatment

In case of the treatment of benignant moles in order to decrease the accidentally arisen inconvenience during the treatment a cool transparent gel (e.g. ultrasound gel) will be applied on the skin to be treated.

This jelly can decrease the pain during the treatment and provides an ideal and optimal connection between the skin and the treating head (namely the light). Before starting the treatment a low energy test shot will be applied near the area to be treated in order to reach the maximum efficiency and the minimum irritation. Then the area covered by gel will be covered by light impulses near each other with minimum overlapping.

After the treatment rubefaction appears usually near the moles.

Their appearance lasts for two to three minutes telling of the local warm up of the chosen target area. It is normal in case of mole treatment that the moles will be darker for two to three days after treatment resulting in slight peeling. After peeling the skin will be red and after 10 to 14 days it will return to its original state.

To eliminate the mole absolutely further treatment could be necessary. The treatment can be repeated on the same area only in 6 to 8 weeks.

After the treatment the treated area will be cooled down by ice jelly for some seconds if it is necessary, then a sedative spray containing aloe vera will be applied on the treated area. A suntan lotion with 40 to 50 factors will be used in summer time as well.

Recommendations after the treatment

Do not expose your skin to ultraviolet radiation (sunshine, solarium, bronzerium) and do not use self-tanning lotions!
Do not epilate (by resin, epilating machines, forceps or cream)!
Do not use peroxiding creams or odorous cosmetic on the treated area in 24 to 48 hours after the treatment!
Do not pinch, scrape and rub the treated area!
Plase avoid the hard requisition of the treated area, the very hot bath, dush, Turkish bath, sauna and swimming in strongly chlorinated water!
Please avoid the use of peeling creams and scrub in a week after the treatment and in the week before the next treatment as well!
Keep the treated area clean and dry!
Take the contra-indications of the treatment into account. If any change occurs (embarrassing the treatment), please immediately inform the person carrying out the IPL treatment!
Use suntan lotions for two weeks in summertime.

PRICE LIST

Appointments: Monday - Friday, 8 am - 8 pm.
Telephone: + (36 1) 266 7766