Modern medical achievements are constantly improving and improving, but radio wave surgery remains the most atraumatic, effective, painless and safe method of surgical intervention. Among the advantages of this procedure - after it there are no scars, keloid scars , and the duration of the recovery period is significantly less than with a traditional surgical procedure.
Description of the method of radio wave surgery
The device for performing the manipulation is a radio wave generator with a high (up to 4 MHz) frequency. A surgical active electrode with a thin wire end is connected to it using an insulated wire. Through it, high-frequency waves are converted into a current that, when the electrode is brought to the surface of the organic tissue, causes resistance, then heating and evaporation of the cells.
Thus, the surgical incision is carried out in a non-contact way without direct fragmentation and destruction of the cellular structure. This allows you to avoid postoperative complications, suppuration, infection, scarring and scarring, the need for suturing. The recovery period is reduced by 2-3 times, if we compare this time with traditional operations.
Radio wave surgery is designed to remove moles, warts, milium, papillomas, warts, molluscum contagiosum and other benign skin lesions. This technique is also used in gynecology, proctology and urology.
Contraindications to radio wave surgery
It is not recommended to conduct the procedure examined in such cases:
- infectious diseases in acute stage;
- presence of an established pacemaker ;
- decompensation of pulmonary heart failure;
- chronic hepatitis;
- Decompensated diabetes mellitus.