Benign skin lesions removal – VoltaicPlasma

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When advertising benign moles or skin lesions removal you can say you will guarantee no scars will be left.

True, with the BeautyTeck and other selected devices like lasers no scars will be left after removal.

False, there cannot be any guarantee of not leaving a mark or small scar after removing any benign skin lesion. No equipment or removal method can guarantee a scar free result.

If a mole or benign skin lesion appears to be inflamed, itchy or bleeding, I should:

Remove it at once!

Tell the customer not to worry and remove it.

Refer the client to a dermatologist at once, because the lesion may not be benign.

When using the BeautyTeck for the first time for benign moles removal, you should:

Set the device at the maximum power level to remove the mole as quickly as possible.

When I operate the device for the first time on a new type of aesthetic procedure it is always advisable to set the BeautyTeck at minimum power level.

State which one of the following statements are incorrect: (Multiple answer)

With certain devices including the BeautyTeck scar free results can be guaranteed. After all the new invention of electrical arcing is revolutionary and it works like lasers.

It operated correctly the BeautyTeck and other selected expensive devices can guarantee scar free results after moles removal.

No matter what method is used, how well the device is used, the qualifications of the operator there cannot be guarantees of scar free results anyhow. All we can do is minimizing the likelihood of scarring.

Generally the way to remove moles minimizing the risks of scarring is:

By leveling off the benign lesions with the rest of the skin.

Ablating as deeply as possible into the skin to make sure the skin lesion does not come back.

Using the device at the highest power level possible and spotting when the part is bleeding.

Generally the following is true when removing benign skin lesions:

All benign skin lesions when removed do not come back.

Not all skin lesions are the same and some like syringoma can recur after removal despite the method used to remove them.

Once they are removed correctly there will be no scars left after the part has recovered.

Which of the following are true: (multiple answers)

The after-care is up to your client, all you can do is inform them of the correct way to perform the after care.

If an infection arise it may be you fault because you removed the skin lesions.

The risks of infection can be minimized but never completely excluded.

When removing moles the use of injectable anaesthetic is mandatory.

True

False

After moles or benign skin lesions removal an antibiotic topical product must be used as part of the after-care. ( Multiple answer)

True. The use of antibiotics is compulsory to avoid infections.

False. No antibiotic products shall be used in the prevention of infections.

False, after benign skin lesion removal only the appropriate antiseptic products shall be used during the healing process to avoid infections. Also the client must keep the area clan to avoid infections.

True. Also oral antibiotical medication must be used as a preventative measure.

Select the correct answer:

In Europe, by law, only doctors and surgeons can remove benign moles and benign skin lesions for aesthetic reasons. If you are not a doctor and perform these aesthetic treatments you can incur hefty fines and prosecutions. The MHRA in the UK will seek imprisonment also.

Benign moles and benign skin lesions can be removed for aesthetic reasons and in the UK you do not need to be a doctor to do so.

A beautician was imprisoned in the UK for 4 years after the MHRA found out she removed 3 benign moles.

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