Condylomata are small growths on the skin or mucous membrane caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They most commonly appear in the genital and anal areas. Although they are benign, they can be aesthetically and psychologically burdensome and can easily spread through contact and sexual intercourse.
Who the procedure is suitable for
– Clients with visible condylomata in intimate areas
– Individuals who wish to prevent further spread of infection
– Patients with recurrent occurrence after previous treatment
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Local anesthesia – It is possible to request local numbness.
Removal – Condylomata are removed using a CO2 laser.
The procedure lasts approximately 15–30 minutes, depending on the extent of the finding.
– The HPV virus remains in the organism, which is why there is a risk of recurrence
– We recommend vaccination against HPV as a preventive measure
– The partner should also be examined
Consultation – The doctor will assess the extent and localization of the formations.
Healing occurs in 1–2 weeks. The scab will detach on its own after removal.
We recommend sexual abstinence during the healing period.
A follow-up with a doctor is not necessary.
