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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about High Frequency Skin Growth Removal.
Most clients report mild stinging or heat during the Super Frax session. We apply topical anesthetic when needed; discomfort is brief and tolerable. Post-treatment sensations subside within hours, managed with cold compresses and recommended topical care.
Many growths are removed in a single visit, but multiple treatments may be necessary for larger or recurring lesions. Your provider will assess size and depth during consultation and recommend an individualized plan for best permanent results.
This method treats common benign growths such as skin tags, milia, seborrheic keratoses, and small fibromas. Suspicious or atypical lesions require medical evaluation and possibly biopsy prior to treatment for safety.
Keep the treated area clean and protected, avoid picking crusts, and use gentle cleanser and sunscreen. Most crusts fall away within days; follow-up visits ensure complete healing and assess if further treatment is needed.
Temporary redness, swelling, mild crusting, or light scabbing are common and expected. Rarely hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation can occur, especially without sunscreen or on darker skin; we provide prevention and management guidance.
High Frequency Super Frax can be used on darker skin with experienced practitioners adjusting settings and protocols to reduce pigment change risk. A consultation and test spot are recommended to ensure safe, effective treatment.