soft or hard skin growths that often appear in areas of friction.
small skin growths caused by viral infections.
yellowish fatty deposits around the eyes.
skin lesions caused by viruses, most commonly on the hands and feet.
benign skin growths with a rough surface.
Assessment of the skin growth's condition and determination of the most appropriate removal method.
Depending on the size of the growth, anesthesia may be used for additional comfort.
The CO2 laser removes the growth precisely, without damaging the surrounding tissues.
Recovery time is short, and in most cases, the skin heals completely within a few days.
| Skin Resurfacing | Price |
| Full Face | 307 € / 600,44 лв. |
| Full Face, Neck, and Décolleté | 512 € / 1001.38 лв. |
| Upper Eyelid | 103 € / 201,45 лв. |
| Lower eyelid | 103 € / 201,45 лв. |
| Removal of a single scar | 26 € / 50,85 лв. |
| Scar removal (small area) | 103 € / 201,45 лв. |
| Scar removal (large area) | 205 € / 400,95 лв. |
| Stretch mark removal | 205 € / 400,95 лв. |
| Removal of skin growths | Price per patient per visit. |
| Papillomas and warts | 1 unit – €26 • 10 units – €103 • 20 units – €154 • 30 units – €256 |
| Moles and skin tags | 1 unit – €26 • 5 units – €103 • 10 sessions – €154 • 20 sessions – €256 |
| Genital warts | 1 session – €26 • 5 sessions – €103 • 10 sessions – €154 • 20 sessions – €256 |
| Xanthelasma | from €31 to €256 |
Protecting the treated area with SPF 50+ is mandatory for 30 days following the use of the CO2 laser in fractional mode.
It is recommended not to wet the treated area for 24 to 48 hours.
After the procedure, the treated area is managed with topical antiseptic, antibiotic, and epithelializing agents.
Regular use of sunscreen even on cloudy days, as well as limited sun exposure, can reduce the risk of developing skin cancer and especially melanoma.
No, local anesthesia is applied, making the procedure completely painless.
Laser removal is extremely gentle on the skin, and the risk of scarring is minimal.
Usually a few days, although the area may remain slightly red for the first 24–48 hours.
It is recommended to avoid direct sunlight and use sunscreen.