Remove skin tags, cherry angiomas, spider veins and more using our advanced Hyfrecator Desiccation Treatment — a fast, non-surgical procedure with minimal downtime.

What is a Hyfrecator?

A Hyfrecator is a medical device that uses low-power, high-frequency electrical energy to treat minor skin conditions through a process called electrodesiccation. It safely removes unwanted skin growths and vascular lesions with precision, leaving the surrounding tissue untouched.

The Hyfrecator works by delivering a small electrical current through a fine-tipped electrode. This current dehydrates and destroys targeted tissue, allowing for controlled removal of skin lesions without cutting or bleeding.

✅ No scalpels or stitches
✅ Localized treatment with pinpoint accuracy
✅ Quick sessions (typically under 30 minutes)

Using the Hyfrecator, we can treat:

• Skin Tags – Small, soft skin growths often found on the neck and underarms
• Cherry Angiomas – Bright red vascular spots that may appear on the face and body
• Spider Veins – Small, thread-like veins commonly seen on the legs or face
• Sebaceous Hyperplasia – Small, flesh or yellowish colored bumps caused by a clogged or enlarged oil glands commonly on the face and body

If you’re unsure whether your lesion is treatable, schedule a consultation — we’re happy to assess.

• Non-invasive, no cutting or sutures
• Minimal downtime
• Little to no bleeding
• Safe for most skin types
• Fast healing and excellent cosmetic results

Q: Is the treatment painful?
A: Most patients feel a slight stinging or heat sensation. A topical anesthetic can be applied to improve comfort.

Q: How many sessions will I need?
A: Many conditions can be treated in just one session. However, larger or more stubborn lesions may require follow-up.

Q: Will it leave a scar?
A: Minimal scarring is possible but rare. Most patients heal with little to no visible marks.

Q: Is there any downtime?
A: Downtime is minimal. You can usually return to normal activities the same day. Expect the treatment site to become crusty and fall off over the following days.

Q: Can anyone get this treatment?
A: Most healthy adults are good candidates. We do not recommend treatments for patients with cancer, if you have a pacemaker, or if you are pregnant.