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Surgery is often a popular choice for wart removal. Usually following home treatment and chemical applications on the warts that has failed, surgery remains a common choice for many who seek wart removal. The reason is simple: surgery works. It’s effective, simple surgery, usually performed in a doctor’s office or outpatient center, causes a minimum of pain, very little scarring in the hands of a talented, skilled professional and is usually covered by insurance.

There are two forms of commonly used surgical techniques used for wart removal.

The first is a combination of electrosurgery and curettage. Electrosurgery means using tools that send a small electrical charge into the head of the wart, effectively burning it. Curettage means cutting the wart off completely using a surgeon’s knife or a specially designed spoon shaped device intended for this use. Read the rest of this entry »

Just like an ordinary cosmetic surgery, laser skin surgery also involves the cutting and healing of skin. But there the similarity stops. In laser skin surgery, lasers are used to cut, vaporize and seal (cauterize) tissues and blood vessels. These terms may sound like a lot of linguistic jargon, but these are essentially what make laser surgery the single most effective forms of skin therapy for cosmetic purposes.

Let me explain. In traditional scalpel surgery, there is extensive wounding which is followed by a long period of healing. On the other hand, the laser technology enables experienced dermatologists to cut through the skin without causing any bleeding. The wound is cauterized immediately. Thus, pain and discomfort is less, though some amount of rawness and tenderness may be experienced for some time.

Improved technology in the field of laser skin surgery has made it possible for doctors to target specific areas of the skin. So, strong lasers can work on deep scars, lesions and markings that are embedded in the skin. At the same time, lasers of low intensity can work on superficial scars and blemishes. Read the rest of this entry »

is always stressful, even if it is a minor procedure. Unlike other forms of surgery that are internal procedures, plastic surgery affects your appearance. And even if you are not at all vain, we are all concerned about how we look. Of course, in the case of plastic surgery to repair disfigurement (either congenital or caused by accident) the result is expected to be an improvement, so there is less stress.

In the case of elective plastic surgery, the patient has chosen to undergo the procedure in the expectation of improvement in his or her appearance. Remember that even with the best of surgeons and the simplest of procedures, nothing can ever be guaranteed in plastic surgery. Never make a rash decision to go in for it. If you have lived your life with something you hope plastic surgery can correct, another six months while you consider the implications is not much. Before you decide, ask your doctor not only what are the chances of success, but also details of exactly how the affected part of the body will look after the surgery is completed. Ask about side effect and the possibility of the changes made by the plastic surgery themselves changing over time. Read the rest of this entry »