Conmed Electrosurgery
Radio-frequency electrosurgery supports the controlled removal of selected superficial skin lesions and minor dermatological procedures.
- Skin tags and selected warts
- Seborrhoeic keratoses
- Appropriate superficial procedures
Specialised Treatment Technology
Our specialised therapy units support the treatment of selected skin, hair and nail disorders. Equipment-based procedures are recommended only after clinical evaluation and treatment planning.
Radio-frequency electrosurgery supports the controlled removal of selected superficial skin lesions and minor dermatological procedures.
Liquid-nitrogen cryosurgery delivers focused cold treatment for suitable superficial lesions following dermatological assessment.
Microdermabrasion provides controlled mechanical exfoliation and may be incorporated into individual treatment plans for suitable patients.
Precisely controlled whole-body UVA and narrow-band UVB phototherapy for selected extensive dermatological conditions.
Focused phototherapy delivers controlled treatment to smaller affected areas while limiting exposure of surrounding skin.
A dedicated targeted-light configuration for precise treatment of suitable localised skin conditions.
A precisely tuned phototherapy unit designed for controlled treatment of conditions affecting the hands, feet and other selected areas.
Focused treatment for carefully selected small areas, planned according to the diagnosis, site and extent of the condition.
A combined diode-laser and radio-frequency platform used for selected aesthetic and dermatological procedures after suitability assessment.
The printed institute material also identifies the following specialised platforms and treatment modes. They are presented separately here so visitors can understand what each technology is designed to support. Current availability and suitability should be confirmed during consultation.
A diode-laser platform used for progressive reduction of unwanted hair. Treatment planning considers hair colour and thickness, treatment site, skin type and medical history.
Short laser pulses target selected pigment and tattoo particles. Accurate diagnosis is essential because not every pigmented lesion should be treated with a laser.
A combined optical and radiofrequency mode described for selected hair-reduction protocols, including larger body areas, after assessment of skin and hair characteristics.
A fractional radiofrequency treatment mode used in carefully selected programmes for acne scars, texture concerns and skin rejuvenation. Recovery and pigment risk are discussed before treatment.
A combined energy mode used for selected non-surgical firming and contour-related aesthetic concerns. Expected improvement is gradual and varies between patients.
A dedicated procedural setting supporting selected skin surgery, vitiligo procedures, nail surgery and hair-restoration work performed by appropriately trained clinicians.
The suitability, expected benefit and possible risks of every equipment-based procedure are discussed during consultation. Results vary according to the condition and individual response.