Thermocoagulation

Thermocoagulation treatment

Thermocoagulation is a treatment that consists of reducing or even eliminating vascular imperfections such as rosacea (telangiectasia), stellate angiomas and ruby points in the face and the neckline.

In addition, this treatment eliminates non-vascular diseases such as Pendulums, Milia and cholesterol deposits.

Thermocoagulation uses heat generated by a radio frequency / high frequency current to convert liquids to solid. The current is transmitted to the skin through a needle applied to the surface directly on the targeted area. The imperfection will coagulate by forming scar tissue that will be removed by the body’s healing mechanisms. The results become visible between 3 and 21 days.

Rosacea/Spider veins

What is telangiectasia?

Permanent dilation of small blood vessels (arterioles, venules or capillaries).

Stellate angioma

What is Stellate angioma ?

Spider-like Capillary dilation, similar to telangiectasia.

Ruby Points

What is Ruby Points?

They are vascular imperfections of which several dilated capillaries are concentrated on a small surface.

Skin tags

What is skin tag ?

A small outgrowth of pedicle-shaped epithelial cells, sometimes terminated by verrucosis.

Usually, appear with age.
Can be the same color or darker than the skin.
Are linked to the skin by vascularized capillaries.
Can be without base/flat or suspended/with base.

Milia

What is Milia ?

Small, encysted papules containing dried fat and/or dead cells.

With a pearly appearance, these small white cysts form on the opening of sebaceous glands of the skin and are similar to comedones.
Affects mainly the face, but especially on the cheeks and eyelids.