Fibroma - Skin Tag - Treatment before and after
The cutaneous fibroma is a soft relief or excrescence of the same skin color, usually connected to the skin by a peduncle. The cutaneous papilloma can occur in any area of the body, even if the preferred locations are the areas where there are folds of the skin such as the eyelids and around the eyes, the sides of the neck, armpits, groin and upper chest. These small skin cancers are benign and usually asymptomatic, unless they are voluntarily traumatized
or involuntarily, from clothes or other. The causes are not known; however, it seems that the irritation, due to rubbing the skin in the folds, stimulates its growth. The pendulous fibroids are very common in the average age. They develop in men and women. They can be skin-colored or darker and varying in size from 1 to 5 mm.
Safe removal with Plasmage: without surgery, without bleeding, without need of stitches, return to immediate social life.
To take advantage of the treatment contact a doctor specializing in dermatology or plastic surgery using Plasmage.
Treatment performed by Dr. Dorina Cheles
