Coagulation
Remove barred grains, fibromas and other raised spots
€50,-
Video about coagulation
With coagulation, we accurately remove milia, fibromas, cherry angiomas, and raised spots using heat. Fast, safe, and often a smooth, even skin within a few days.
What does coagulation involve?
Coagulation is a skin treatment where small raised spots are precisely removed using heat. With a fine needle, short electrical pulses are delivered, locally heating the tissue. This forms a scab that detaches naturally after a few days. The treatment is very precise and does not damage the surrounding skin.
Not all skin lesions can be removed with coagulation.
Benefits of coagulation
Coagulation is fast, with minimal risk of scars, and results in a smooth, even skin texture.
- Fast and precise
- No recovery time
- Suitable for all skin types
- Lasting results
During a non-binding consultation, you discuss your wishes, and a skin therapist assesses whether your skin condition qualifies for this treatment. This way, you know exactly what to expect.
No extensive preparation is needed for coagulation. Come to the clinic with clean skin and without makeup. The skin will be thoroughly cleansed to remove dirt and any makeup residue.
The skin therapist places a fine needle on the spot you wish to have removed. The needle delivers short electrical pulses that locally heat the tissue. This dries out the spot. You will feel a brief tingling or warm sensation. The treatment lasts 10 to 30 minutes.
If desired, you can quietly recover at the clinic. The skin therapist will discuss with you what you can and cannot do in the coming hours and days, so you know how best to care for the treated area.
Our skin therapists always strive for a natural and meticulous result. For larger spots, a second treatment may be necessary. The skin therapist will discuss this with you during a non-binding consultation.
Pre- and post-care
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Fibromas are benign skin growths that often occur in areas where the skin moves a lot or friction occurs, such as the neck, armpits, and groin. They can vary in size and are usually harmless but are often considered cosmetically bothersome. Coagulation can be used to precisely and controllably remove fibromas.
Milia are small, white bumps that occur when keratin gets trapped under the skin. They are common around the eyes, on the cheeks, and sometimes on the forehead. Since milia do not disappear on their own, coagulation can be used to safely remove these skin lesions.
Seborrheic keratoses are benign, often slightly raised skin lesions that primarily appear in later life. They can vary in color and texture and occur, among other places, on the trunk, face, and hands. Coagulation offers an effective method to cosmetically treat these spots.
Cherry angiomas are small, red to purple-colored skin lesions caused by local vascular dilatations. They often appear on the trunk and increase in number with age. Coagulation can accurately treat these spots without damaging the surrounding skin.
This category includes various small, benign skin lesions that protrude above the skin surface. While they usually do not cause medical complaints, they can be cosmetically bothersome. Coagulation makes it possible to targetedly remove these skin lesions.
Spider veins are small, superficial vessels visible in the skin, often appearing on the face or body. They can result from genetic predisposition, skin aging, or sun exposure. Coagulation is an effective treatment to reduce these vascular dilatations.
Do the skin scan for personal advice
With our skin scan, we map your skin down to its deeper layers. Based on this analysis, we can provide targeted advice on suitable dermatological treatments. You can easily book an appointment for a skin scan online.
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Non-binding consultation
We believe it's important that you are well-informed before undergoing coagulation treatment. That's why we always offer a non-binding consultation with a skin therapist. If you opt for a treatment, it can often be done immediately after the consultation, or you can schedule an appointment for a later time.
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"What a top doctor! I've tried many doctors, but Rosé is clear and honest, and what's truly amazing is that she gives injections and you feel NO pain."
"Quiet clinic, doctor Mirthe really takes the time to think along with you."
"Excellent result! After a long time of doubting, I finally decided to get fillers to straighten my nose, something that had bothered me for a very long time. I am incredibly happy with the result and the doctor's expertise!"
"What a top doctor! I've tried many doctors, but Rosé is clear and honest, and what's truly amazing is that she gives injections and you feel NO pain."
"Quiet clinic, doctor Mirthe really takes the time to think along with you."
"Excellent result! After a long time of doubting, I finally decided to get fillers to straighten my nose, something that had bothered me for a very long time. I am incredibly happy with the result and the doctor's expertise!"
Safety of a coagulation treatment
Coagulation is a safe and controlled treatment, provided it is performed by experienced skin therapists. The risk of complications is very small. You will at most feel a brief tingling or warm sensation. The skin recovers quickly, and scarring rarely occurs with proper aftercare. At The Body Clinic, our specialized skin therapists ensure precise treatment with minimal risk.
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Find direct answers to questions about treatments, costs, and recovery.
Milia can be professionally removed by a skin therapist using coagulation. This involves short electrical pulses that locally heat the tissue. This causes the tissue to coagulate and the spot to dry out, after which it disappears naturally. This treatment is very precise, prevents damage to the surrounding skin, and minimizes the risk of scarring.
Self-removal of milia is not recommended, especially not in the delicate skin around the eyes. Incorrect removal can lead to infections, scarring, or skin damage. It is best to have this done by a professional at The Body Clinic.
Recovery after coagulation is usually fast. Most people can resume their daily activities immediately. The skin fully heals within one to two weeks, depending on the size and location of the treated area.
When correctly applied and with proper aftercare, the chance of scarring is very small. It is important not to scratch or pick at the scab during the recovery process. Follow your skin therapist's aftercare instructions to minimize the risk of scarring.
Coagulation is primarily suitable for benign raised skin lesions such as fibromas, milia, and seborrheic keratoses. For moles, we recommend scheduling a consultation first, so that the skin therapist can assess whether coagulation is suitable or if an alternative treatment is more appropriate.
For a treatment or non-binding consultation, call our general number or book an appointment online. We are happy to assist you further.
