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Thermocoagulation Surrey, BC
Quick Guide

A quick guide explaining how thermocoagulation works, what it treats, and what to expect during treatment.

Thermocoagulation is a precise, non-invasive cosmetic treatment used to remove minor skin lesions safely and effectively. Using a fine probe and controlled radiofrequency current, the treatment targets the lesion while protecting surrounding skin.

It is commonly used for skin tags, seborrheic keratosis, cherry angiomas, milia, broken capillaries, brown spots, cholesterol deposits, and filiform warts. The procedure is quick, minimally uncomfortable, and allows natural skin regeneration over a few weeks.

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What Skin Concerns Can Thermocoagulation Treat?

Thermocoagulation is ideal for clients seeking professional treatment for:

  • Skin tags — precise treatment

  • Seborrheic keratoses — gentle, non-invasive treatment

  • Cherry angiomas — accurate, controlled treatment

  • Milia — precise removal

  • Broken capillaries — targeted treatment

  • Brown spots — cosmetic skin improvement

  • Cholesterol deposits — professional treatment

  • Filiform warts — precise treatment

These concerns are generally benign but may cause irritation or cosmetic concerns. Thermocoagulation provides precise, controlled cosmetic treatment.

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How the Procedure Works

During the session:

  1. The lesion is examined and prepped.

  2. A Silhouet-Tone VascuLyse 2G RF, a Health Canada-regulated device, is used with a fine sterile probe.

  3. Controlled radiofrequency current generates heat to coagulate tissue.

  4. The treated area forms a small scab that naturally falls off within 7–10 days.

Most treatments are short, minimally invasive, and can be performed on multiple small lesions in one session.

⚠️ Not all devices are created equal. Using professional, certified equipment ensures safety, precision, and optimal results.

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Healing and Aftercare

After treatment:

  • Mild redness or tenderness may last 2–5 days.

  • Scabs naturally fall off in 7–10 days.

  • Full skin regeneration occurs within 28–32 days.

Aftercare Tips:

  • Keep the area clean and dry.

  • Avoid picking at scabs.

  • Follow your practitioner’s instructions carefully.

  • Avoid direct sunlight until fully healed.

Proper aftercare ensures smooth, healthy results and minimizes the risk of complications.

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Why Practitioner Expertise Matters

Thermocoagulation is a precise technique that requires specialized training, experience, and careful treatment planning. Important considerations include:

  • Practitioner experience and specialized training

  • Use of the Silhouet-Tone VascuLyse 2G RF, a Health Canada-regulated device

  • Precise treatment technique and appropriate aftercare

  • Individual assessment of the skin concern before treatment

At Cantik Esthetics Skin Care in Surrey, BC, treatments are performed personally by Liza James, a certified thermocoagulation practitioner with 25+ years of professional esthetics experience.

Serving clients throughout Surrey, South Surrey, White Rock, Langley, and Delta, Cantik Esthetics provides practitioner-led, precise cosmetic treatment for appropriate benign skin irregularities within esthetic scope.

Disclaimer:: Mole removal, sebaceous cyst removal, and suspicious or changing lesions require physician assessment and are not performed at Cantik Esthetics Skin Care. Esthetics is not a regulated healthcare profession in British Columbia. Clients are encouraged to verify practitioner training, credentials, and scope of practice when choosing cosmetic skin treatments.

Booking your Thermocoagulation Treatment

Ready to address skin tags, keratoses, milia, or cherry angiomas?
Book your appointment at Cantik Esthetics in Surrey, BC today.

Precision thermocoagulation is performed using the Silhouet-Tone VascuLyse 2G RF, a Health Canada-regulated device, with treatment tailored to your individual skin concern.

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