Skin care and rehabilitation after removal of papillomas

Papilloma is a benign neoplasm of a viral nature. It is a small growth that can appear on any part of the body or mucous membranes. The formation looks like a papilla on a narrow stalk. The cause of papillomas is the human papillomavirus (HPV). Papilloma does not go away on its own, it can spread, and in most cases the tumor is removed. Papillomas located on the genitals have a high risk of malignancy. Occurs in men, women and children.

Features of papillomas

Papillomas can be of the following types: ordinary or vulgar warts, filiform (the most common type), flat, genital warts, plantar warts, juvenile warts. A dermatologist diagnoses and treats papillomas.

Most often, papillomas are localized in the armpits and inguinal folds, hands, on the surface of the foot, neck, under the mammary glands in women, as well as on the genitals. Papillomas located on the mucous membranes of internal organs are very dangerous; they can cause ulceration or bleeding. As a rule, papillomas that have a pronounced cosmetic defect are removed with a laser, i.e. which are located in open areas of the body, as well as those with a high risk of cancer.

Why do you need to remove warts?

Treatment of warts consists of removing them and undergoing antiviral therapy, if necessary. Often, patients try to remove warts on their own, using various home folk remedies (celandine, etc.) - most often this leads to dissemination (reappearance of warts, the appearance of warts in other places, an increase in their number). Warts do not go away on their own; this happens in isolated cases and you should not count on it. Warts are not only an aesthetic problem; sometimes they are accompanied by more serious problems. Periungual warts can lead to detachment or deformation of the nail plate. Plantar warts cause pain while walking. Therefore, warts should be eliminated as soon as they appear to avoid possible consequences. If warts are removed in a timely manner, the procedure will be less painful, faster, cheaper and the healing process will be easier.

When is it necessary to remove papilloma?

Benign skin tumors cannot always be removed; sometimes observation and regular examinations are sufficient. The most common indications for removal are the following:

• papillomas located on visible parts of the body and causing psychological discomfort;
• papillomas that are constantly injured by clothing, jewelry, and a comb;
• neoplasms that increase in size, tend to spread, change size, shape and color;
• papillomas located in the intimate area or soles;
• if the tumor begins to hurt, itch or bleed.

Why do warts appear?

Warts are caused by infection with a virus that causes warts.

Preparation and carrying out laser removal

Laser removal is preceded by a thorough examination and examination of the tumor. The doctor must be sure of its benign quality; in case of any doubts and the borderline state of the cells, laser technology is not used, but a surgical operation is performed.

During the procedure, under the influence of a laser, heating and layer-by-layer destruction of neoplasm cells occur, so it is impossible to take biological material for subsequent research. Additionally, the doctor surveys the patient about possible contraindications to the procedure, and also conducts a number of studies (blood tests).

No special preparation is required for the procedure. At the appointed time, the patient comes to the specialist, the operation includes the following stages:

1. Disinfection of the surgical field.
2. Conducting anesthesia (if necessary). For this, an injection, gel or spray is used.
3. Installation of the device to the required laser length.
4. Layer-by-layer evaporation of the neoplasm.
5. Treat with an antiseptic and apply a bandage if necessary.

To avoid relapse of the disease, it is necessary to carry out antiviral therapy, as well as take immunomodulating and immunostimulating drugs to strengthen the immune system.

How is skin tumor removal performed at the Pirogov Clinic?

Our clinic offers the most modern, gentle and painless methods for removing tumors:

• laser removal with CO2 laser ALM-30-01 “LMed-1”
• laser removal with CO2 laser Deka SMARTXIDE Touch C60
• radio wave removal using the Surgitron apparatus

The doctor decides which method is optimal in your case.

You can get rid of skin problems such as:

• papilloma,
• wart,
• mole,
• fibroma,
• condyloma,
• keratoma,
• pigment formations on the face and body (nevi, lentigo) and others.

Post-procedure care

For a quick and complete recovery and to avoid possible complications, the following measures are recommended:

• avoid contact with water in the first 2-3 days;
• Do not remove the crust that has formed (it will fall off on its own);
• Treat the wound with an antiseptic 2 times a day;
• protect the manipulation site from injury;
• wounds and new skin formed must be protected from ultraviolet radiation;
• refrain from shaving and epilation if the papilloma was in this area until complete healing.

Medical staff

Kuzetchenko Irina Nikolaevna

Head department - pediatric surgeon

• Education: higher medical, graduated from the 2nd Moscow State Medical Institute named after. N.I. Pirogov in 1981
• Diploma specialty: “Pediatrics”, qualification: “Doctor”
• Clinical internship in pediatric surgery
• Certificate in the specialty “Surgery (children)”, valid until 2021.
• Medical experience since 1981, at the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital since 1986.
• Qualification category: highest
• Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation

Bychkova Oksana Sergeevna

Pediatric surgeon

• Education: higher medical education, graduated from Saratov State Medical University in 2003.
• Diploma specialty: “General Medicine”, qualification: “Doctor”
• Certificate in the specialty “Surgery (children)”, valid until 2020.
• Clinical residency in pediatric surgery at the Department of Pediatric Surgery of the Russian State Medical University named after. N.I. Pirogov
• Academic degree: Candidate of Medical Sciences
• Medical experience since 2003, in the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital since 2003.

Roshchupkina Alina Konstantinovna

Pediatric surgeon

• Education: higher medical education, graduated from Russian State Medical University in 1999.
• Diploma specialty: “Pediatrics”, qualification: “Doctor”
• Certificate in the specialty “Surgery (children)”, valid until 2023.
• Clinical residency in pediatric surgery at the Department of Pediatric Surgery of the Russian State Medical University named after. N.I. Pirogov
• Medical experience since 1999, at the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital since 2008.

Gorchilina Olga Borisovna

Senior nurse

• Education: secondary medical education, graduated from MMU 6 in 1983.
• Diploma specialty: “Nurse for children’s healthcare facilities”, qualification: “Nurse for children’s healthcare facilities”
• Certificate in the specialty “Physiotherapy”, valid until 2020.
• Medical experience since 1983, in the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital since 1986.
• Qualification category: highest

The department's employees actively participate in the scientific work of domestic and international conferences.

Benefits of laser papillomas removal

Laser removal of papillomas has long been used to remove skin tumors, because this method has many advantages:

• Excellent result. Laser destruction removes the tumor completely, there is no risk of relapse.
• Minimum of unpleasant or painful sensations. The procedure is carried out using local anesthesia and there is no discomfort or pain.
• Speed ​​of the procedure. Laser destruction of papillomas takes no more than 5 minutes to remove one tumor
• Minimal trauma. The laser beam has a directed effect and acts only on the cells of the formation, without affecting nearby tissues.
• No postoperative scars or scars. After laser removal, a small crust remains at the site of the papilloma, which disappears on its own within 1.5-2 weeks. New, intact skin appears at the site of formation.
• Versatility. Due to the precision of the laser, this method can be used on any part of the body, including areas with thin and sensitive skin, mucous membranes, intimate area, eyelid skin, etc.
• No rehabilitation period. The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis, after which you can lead your normal lifestyle.
• Minimal risk of postoperative bleeding. The action of the laser coagulates blood vessels, which eliminates the risk of bleeding.

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Contraindications for laser removal of papillomas

Laser procedures are not performed under the following conditions:

• oncological diseases of any localization;
• HIV, MSID, viral hepatitis, diabetes mellitus;
• pregnancy and lactation;
• exacerbation of chronic diseases;
• infectious or inflammatory diseases;
• mental disorders;
• severe damage to the heart and lungs;
• organ failure;
• bleeding disorders;
• skin photosensitivity;
• autoimmune systemic diseases;
• inflammatory skin diseases, exacerbation of herpes infection.

Laser removal of papillomas and other skin formations can be performed in medical settings. The operations are carried out at a high professional level using modern laser technology of the latest generation, which eliminates the risk of complications or relapse. Removal of papillomas with a laser is carried out at any convenient time on an outpatient basis. After the intervention, you can go about your daily routine; it will not affect your usual lifestyle in any way. You can make an appointment by calling the center or leaving a request on the website.

How to get rid of skin tumors

Self-medication and folk remedies give the illusion of treatment and allow you to have a good time searching for the “wonderful herb” that will cure all diseases. Grandmothers often advise using celandine, which burns warts, and if it doesn’t burn them, it definitely harms them. Some tumors may disappear, which occurs most often in adolescents. The peculiarity of this age is that at the age of 11-15 the immune system undergoes a fundamental change and can reject the tumor on its own. There is no point in attributing the disappearance of warts to the fact that you tied a thread on it a couple of years ago. A silk thread will remain a thread, and celandine extract can cause a chemical burn. Quite often, all sorts of folk methods provoke the spread of the virus through the skin, and existing tumors only accelerate their growth after cutting with a blade.

Remember that wiring should be repaired by an electrician, but illnesses should be treated by a doctor. No experienced grandmother can have more experience than a doctor who sees dozens of patients every day.

Official medicine can offer several methods to get rid of the problem of skin tumors. First, removal using a scalpel or electric knife. An effective method for removing malignant tumors, which justifies the consequences in the form of a scar at the site of skin incision. The use of an electrocoagulator leaves quite noticeable marks from baking the skin.

Using liquid nitrogen for cryotherapy is very cheap. The level of nitrogen penetration is difficult to control, so everything happens by trial and error. Light spots remain at the sites where papillomas were removed. It turns out the process of exchanging awl for soap. You can remove a wart using this method several times, because... the neoplasm begins its growth from the deep layers of the skin, and nitrogen has difficulty penetrating to such a depth.

Removal of tumors using a radioknife has a gentle effect on adjacent areas of the skin and allows better control over the depth of penetration of the waves. The specialists who attended the testing of the equipment noted the advantages of this method of getting rid of tumors. The action of the radioknife is similar to the operation of an electrocoagulator and CO2 laser action.

What virus causes warts?

Papillomaviruses are a huge family of viruses, some types of which cause warts of various types. The papillomaviruses that cause warts should not be confused with HPV of the genital organs (genital warts, anogenital warts). This virus, and therefore the warts themselves, is transmitted through household contact with patients or through common objects (swimming pools, baths, locker rooms). Infection is also facilitated by a weakened immune system, increased skin permeability, the presence of wounds, scratches, and cracks. Viral warts are flesh-colored, brown, golden, or whitish in color. Appear in groups or singly.

Still have questions?

Ask our specialist about laser wart removal:

+7 (495) 255−50−11.

Service cost:

• Removal of papillomas, thin stalk up to 2 mm - from 600 rubles.
• Removal of papillomas up to 4 mm - from 1100 rubles.
• more than 10 elements - 5% 6 mm - from 1500 rub.
• more than 20 elements - 10% 8 mm - from 1800 rub.
• more than 30 elements - 15% 10 mm - from 2200 rub.
• Removal of plantar warts category 1 up to 3 mm - from 600 rubles.
• Category 2 up to 8 mm - from 1200 rub.
• Category 3 - from 1800 rub.
• Removal of condylomas 1 sq. see - from 2200 rub.

For services and prices please call +7, 8.

What is papilloma disease?

Papilloma disease is caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). HPV is the common name for a large group of viruses consisting of more than 70 different representatives. These viruses cause diseases of various human organs (for example, the genitals or skin). During the research, each HPV virus was given its own serial number. All these viruses differ from each other in their own DNA composition.

Most often, HPV is transmitted through sexual contact; infection is also possible through contact of damaged areas of the body with various secretions of a sick person.

Symptoms and signs of human papillomavirus infection primarily depend on the type of virus. There are several main groups of diseases caused by HPV:

1. Warts are painless formations of various shapes that do not differ in color from neighboring skin. Most often they appear on the palms and soles. Such formations do not cause any inconvenience other than aesthetic ones.
2. Genital condylomas are warts, usually located on the mucous membranes and skin of the genital organs. In appearance they are convex formations with uneven edges.
3. Bowenoid papulosis - manifests itself in rashes on the skin of the genitals. They look like flattened plaques of pink, yellow or white color. This disease is dangerous because it can develop into skin cancer.
4. Bowen's disease is a disease that occurs only in the male population. A raised, velvety, red plaque with clear edges appears on the genitals.
5. In women, certain types of HPV can cause cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, which is a precancerous stage of the cervix. Unfortunately, such diseases very often are asymptomatic until the final stages, at which the effectiveness of their treatment decreases.

Diagnosis of HPV takes place in several stages and begins with a general examination of the patient to visually determine the type of formation. The most reliable and accurate method is the polymerase chain reaction. Its essence is the determination of viral DNA in human material submitted for analysis. The most modern diagnostic method today is the Digene test. It allows you to find the virus, determine its DNA and the degree of malignancy.

After correct diagnosis, it is very important to carry out timely treatment of warts and papillomas.