
Body Cauterization
Safe removal of skin tags and lesions on the body.
What it is
Body cauterization is a quick, precise procedure that removes small warts, skin tags, and minor benign lesions from the body using controlled heat. Each spot is evaluated first to confirm it is suitable for removal, and the treatment itself takes only minutes per lesion. As a specialized service, it always begins with an in-person evaluation.
Ideal for
- Skin tags on the neck, underarms, or torso
- Small warts and minor benign lesions
- Lesions that rub against clothing or jewelry
- Those seeking a quick, single-visit solution
Benefits
- ·Quick, precise removal, often just minutes per lesion
- ·Performed under professional evaluation
- ·Minimal discomfort with the right technique
- ·Little downtime for most small lesions
- ·Multiple lesions can often be treated in a single visit
Recommended sessions
Small lesions (1 to 2 mm) are usually treated in a single visit; medium lesions (3 to 5 mm) may require 1 or 2 sessions, and larger ones (over 5 mm) 2 to 3 sessions. Pricing starts at $35 and depends on the number, size, and type of lesions, so an in-person evaluation is required before treatment to confirm it's appropriate and give you an exact quote.
Aftercare
Keep the treated areas clean and dry, apply the ointment your specialist recommends, and let the small scabs fall off on their own rather than removing them. Protect the area from direct sun until it has fully healed to support an even skin tone.
Important information
Several treatments offered at Estetik New Life are procedures performed under supervision in accordance with the regulations for each treatment. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. A consultation is required before any treatment to determine suitability and review contraindications. This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Skin anatomy
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