Lamprobe Skin Tag Removal

The LAMPROBE is a non-invasive, radiofrequency-based device used for the removal of various minor skin irregularities, including skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas, sebaceous hyperplasia, and other benign skin growths. It is a popular choice for both practitioners and patients due to its precision, effectiveness, and minimal downtime.

How LAMPROBE Works

  • Radiofrequency Technology: The LAMPROBE uses radiofrequency (RF) energy to generate heat. This heat is delivered through a small probe, which is applied to the skin irregularity.

  • Targeted Treatment: The RF energy causes coagulation and desiccation (drying out) of the targeted tissue and the treated tissue becomes easily removed.

The Process

Skin Tag Removal

  • Non-invasive, with minimal downtime and removes and improves skin irregularities such as:

    • Skin Growths

    • Skin Tags

    • Broken Capillaries

    • Cherry Angiomas

    • Fibromas

    • Warts

    • Cholesterol Deposits

    • Clogged Pores

    • Consultation: SAHA requires a consultation with our practitioner to assess the skin condition and determine if LAMPROBE is the appropriate treatment.

    • Preparation: The area to be treated is cleaned thoroughly. In some cases, a topical anesthetic may be applied to minimize discomfort.

    • Treatment: The practitioner uses the LAMPROBE device to deliver RF energy directly to the skin tag. The procedure typically takes a few minutes, depending on the number and size of skin tags being treated.

    • Post-Treatment Care: After the procedure, the treated area may appear red and slightly swollen. SAHA provides specific aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing.

  • Aftercare Tips:

    • Cleanliness: Keep the treated area clean to prevent infection. Gentle cleansing with a mild cleanser is recommended.

    • Avoid Picking: Do not pick at any scabs that form, as this can lead to scarring.

    • Sun Protection: Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher to protect the treated area from UV damage.

  • In some cases, more than one treatment session may be required, especially if there are multiple or larger skin tags.