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Syringoma and Lasers

Syringoma laser treatment is very effective in removing  Syringoma, but it is
very expensive. The Syringoma laser removal method is similar to electrolysis or electrical arcing when removing Syringoma but slightly more difficult to perform and also more slightly dangerous.

Laser Treatment

Visible and invisible light beams are concentrated and sent through a laser aimed at the syringoma destroying its tissues.

Laser treatment is usually the preferred option for syringoma removal  because it significantly reduces the risk of scarring and infection. And in many cases, it only takes a single laser procedure to remove the growth entirely.

Lasers are one of the preferred options for benign skin lesions removal in many cosmetic clinics. This is due to the high degree of accuracy of most modern cosmetic lasers, and because of this high accuracy and precision, the risks of scarring are very low. Generally the results are very good for benign skin lesions removal and consequently for Syringoma removal.

CO2 Laser for Syringoma Removal

Welcome to the state of the art technology for Cosmetic treatments. Lasers are often associated with high technology and safety in cosmetic treatment for mole and benign skin lesions removal in general. The perception is not mistakenly placed. Lasers are very effective in removing little moles and birthmarks with a high degree of accuracy. This means that if used properly laser Syringoma removal can have excellent results in one session only.

The preferred type of lasers used for this  cosmetic procedure is called CO2 fractionated Laser.

If used for common eruptive syringoma, usually one ablative session per Syringoma will suffice to remove these benign lesions by using the Co2 laser.

On the other hand, when removing/treating periorbital syringoma it is usually recommended a minimum of two sessions:

  • The first ablation or first treatment is used to coarsely burn the main bulk of the Syringoma. The client usually requires two to three weeks to recover form the treatment fully.
  • after the recovery  if the results are good, the client can undergo a deep peel at the clinic of the area treated by the CO2 laser or be prescribed a course of daily peels at home to smooth the area where the treatment was carried out.
  • In case there are still bumps left after the treatment another laser session may be required to flatten the bumps. After the second recovery then a peel treatment can be carried out in the clinic or a number of home based peels treatments can be carried out instead.

Therefore the first line of cosmetic treatment is usually to destroy these sweat duct tumors by using the CO2 laser. A topical anesthetic is usually required to be applied on the area to be treated with the laser to ensure     maximum comfort for the client.  However, these unsightly benign skin lesions don’t go away without a fight, sometime they are quite difficult to eradicate in just one session because they tend to regrow quite quickly.  Because of this tendency of growing back after the CO2 laser treatment there may still be small flat bumps which can be leveled off using cosmetic peels.

The cosmetic peels that can be either be for home use (ie Glycolic acid at 10%-20% concentration or mandelic acid 20 to 30%) or if the cosmetic practitioner prefers one or two sessions of high concentrated peel can be applied, this concentrated peel can be applied as appropriate on the patches where the syringoma are still slightly raised.

Numbing Creams and Anesthetics

Although lasers are considered to be high tech even a mild superficial ablation with a laser can be uncomfortable or even painful. Even with the use of lasers, it is always advisable to numb the area before treatment.

In cosmetic or beauty clinics the preferred options are topical anesthetics containing a 5% emulsion preparation, containing 2.5%  lidocaine/prilocaine respectively (i.e. numbing creams like Emla). These preparations are usually available without prescriptions from the local Chemists. These type of topical anesthetics are normally used also by tattoo artists to numb the area before tattooing. Since tattoo artists are normally not medically qualified there is usually a mild topical anesthetic available without a prescription (depending on local legislation).

At dermatologists’ clinics usually up to 20% concentration of lidocaine are used in topical anesthetic creams. Normally local anesthetic injections are not required for this simple procedure however some doctors, accustomed to administering inject-able lidocaine, can opt for local anesthetic. The advantage of local anesthetic it the fact that the area will be numb within a few minutes following the injection.

After care

The aftercare is minimal after this type of procedure. Although the risks of infections are very low after a  superficial cosmetic procedure it is advisable to instruct the client to apply the appropriate antiseptic (cream) twice a day. This will drastically reduce even further the risks of mild infections. In order to reduce the risks of hyperpigmentation sunscreen must be worn daily for at least 3 months after the last treatment.

Is syringoma removal using lasers painful?

In general, a laser treatment is not painful or causes very little pain that is manageable for most people. However, for some treatments that do involve more pain (such as Fraxel) or for individuals who have a lower pain threshold, topical analgesics can be applied prior to the procedure to reduce or eliminate discomfort.

Side effects of Laser Treatment

Pain. Most people feel very little pain during treatment if the appropriate anesthetic cream is used.

Redness. A pink color may persist for two weeks to two months after the laser treatment. In rare instances, it may last three to six months. This is more common in people who have a history of flushing and blushing easily or who already have dilated vessels on the surface of the skin.

Wound Healing. The CO2 laser causes a superficial wound to the skin that takes approximately 2 to 10 days to heal. The superficial injury of the outer layers of the skin may result in mild to moderate swelling. Crusting is rare but peeling is common. After treatment the skin may be sensitive to the sun for approximately 4-6 weeks.

Pigment Changes. The treated area may heal with increased or decreased pigmentation. This is rare and occurs most often in darker skin and 2-6 weeks after treatment. Hyperpigmentation usually fades in three to six months, although rarely pigmentation changes can be permanent.

Excessive Swelling.  The Day following the laser treatment, there will be swelling of the skin. This is a temporary and will resolve over three to seven days.

Scarring. There is a very small chance of scarring. This includes hypertrophic scars or, very rarely, keloid scars. Keloid scars are thick, raised scar formations. To minimize chances of scarring, it is important to follow post-operative instructions carefully. It is important that any prior history of unfavorable healing be reported.

Infection. Occasionally infections can occur. If not treated promptly, these could result in scarring.

Cost Of Laser Treatment
Laser skin resurfacing is considered a cosmetic procedure, thus it’s not covered by medical insurance.Costs vary between the types of lasers used. according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), non-ablative optical device treatments value concerning $1,000 per session, whereas ablative treatments are concerning $2,000 per session.

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