Surgitron
A high-precision device for radiofrequency surgery, which is designed for the gentle removal of skin growths such as warts, moles, papillomas.
High frequency radio waves allow excision or coagulation of tissues with minimal thermal effect on the surrounding healthy areas. This ensures clean and accurate removal of tumors with a low risk of bleeding and accelerated healing.
System advantages
Minimal risk of scarring and infection.
Fast recovery after the procedure.
High accuracy of tumor removal.
Minimal soreness due to pinpoint exposure.
Surgitron uses the method of radio wave surgery, which allows for surgical intervention without the instrument contacting the tissue.
Focused high-frequency radio waves (3.8-4.0 MHz) "vaporize" the target biological tissues, turning them into steam and thereby excising them without bleeding.
When radio waves interact with liquid in tissues, they instantly heat it, turning it into steam.
This process not only allows you to make a clear incision without bleeding, but also automatically coagulates (coagulates blood) in the treated area, preventing infection and minimizing the risk of complications.
Surgitron offers different modes of operation depending on the type of procedure: cutting, coagulation and mixed mode.
The device can be used for surgical interventions on the skin, mucous membranes and other areas with minimal risk to surrounding tissues and with the possibility of preserving tissues for further histological analysis.
Specifications
Surgitron's high frequency radio waves allow for precise tissue excision, minimizing thermal damage and speeding up the healing process.
During the procedure, radio waves instantly coagulate blood vessels, which significantly reduces the risk of blood loss and improves the visibility of the surgical field.
Surgitron's radio wave technology does not require direct contact of the instrument with the skin, which reduces the risk of infections.
Indications and contraindications
Indications
Unwanted skin growths, including papillomas, moles and keratomas.
Ingrown toenails that require surgical intervention.
Soft-tissue plastic, including correction of scars and striae.
Removal of small varicose veins without the need for traditional surgery.
Contraindications
The presence of a pacemaker or other electronic implants.
Acute infectious diseases, including skin diseases.
Oncological diseases in the anamnesis.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Specialist Activities
Removing neoplasms with a radio wave knife Surgitron
Skin neoplasms can be removed using Surgitron radio wave knife, this is a sparing method with a short recovery period and minimal damage to healthy tissues.
Specialists in this department
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Candidate of Medical Sciences. A plastic surgeon. The chief physician of Olympus Clinics, Associate professor of the Department of Plastic Surgery at St. Petersburg State Medical University. Specializes in rhinoplasty, rhinoseptoplasty, aesthetic facial surgery and body contouring.
Candidate of Medical Sciences. A cosmetologist and a dermatovenerologist. Head of the cosmetology department. Specializes in anti-aging and regenerative medicine, facial and body rejuvenation, injection and hardware cosmetology, treatment of scarring.
Esthetician, dermatovenerologist.
Cosmetologist, dermatovenerologist.
Cosmetologist, expert in anti-aging and aesthetic medicine.
Cosmetologist, dermatologist
Cosmetologist, dermatovenerologist. Specialist in anti-age therapy and hardware cosmetology.