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CO2 Laser Lipoma Removal by Ed Zimmerman, MD

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CO2 Laser Lipoma Removal by Ed Zimmerman, MD

Ed Zimmerman, MD, of Las Vegas Laser & Lipo, uses a LightScalpel CO2 laser to remove a lipoma. The laser is used for an initial bloodless incision exposing the lipoma. Once the lipoma is fully exposed, Dr. Zimmerman uses the LightScalpel to bloodlessly excise the lipoma. The LightScalpel CO2 laser’s excellent coagulation / hemostasis properties are due to a close match between its coagulation / hemostasis depth of approx 50 micrometers and the sub-50 micrometer diameters of the blood vessel capillaries in the sub-epithelial / sub-epidermal tissue. The LightScalpel CO2 laser brings several advantages over conventional treatment methods including:
  • The flexible fiber delivery system improves ergonomics of laser use
  • Reduced operation time in some procedures
  • Tissue sculpting ability; this laser has the ability to take off a single layer of cells if needed
  • Easier removal of lesions without distortion of surrounding tissue
  • Less bleeding, often with less trauma
  • Less need for suturing
  • Reduced postoperative discomfort
  • Minimized edema
Learn more about LightScalpel CO2 lasers uses in plastic surgery and dermatology Published on July 11, 2017

 

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