Neoplasm Removal
Description
removalEvery eighth person in the world in his life is faced with warts, nevuses, papillomas and other neoplasms. Moreover, they are a problem not only of an aesthetic nature sometimes neoplasms that seem harmless at first glance pose a serious danger to human health. Modern medicine recognizes laser removal of skin neoplasms as the most effective and safe. Laser modules Nd YAG Invasive and Er YAG Active are used to remove a wide variety of neoplasms. The use of one or another module is determined by the type, location, size of the neoplasm and other factors. Together with the above modules during the procedure, you can use a large number of different handpieces, maniples and optical fibers, so that the accuracy and efficiency of the procedure is guaranteed.
- Lasers - medical applications
- Papillomas Neoplasms
- Laser Neoplasms
- Handpieces Maniples
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