How the treatment Works
After careful assessment and discussion of all available treatment options, suitable patients who choose laser treatment undergo a straightforward in-room procedure. The skin is first cleansed thoroughly, and local anaesthetic is used to make the area completely numb, ensuring a comfortable and pain-free experience.
The lesion is then carefully marked with an appropriate safety margin. In thicker or more bulky lesions, surgical curettage is first performed to gently remove the abnormal cancerous tissue before laser treatment begins. The ablative laser is then used to precisely vaporise the remaining abnormal cells layer by layer while preserving as much healthy surrounding tissue as possible.
An additional advantage of ablative laser treatment is its ability to coagulate and seal tiny blood vessels feeding the lesion, helping control bleeding while also disrupting the nutritional blood supply to the abnormal tissue.