Plasma Removal of Skin Lesions (Fibromas, Warts, Xanthelasma)

Precise, suture-free removal of benign skin growths at AMEM Zlín using the Plexr plasma generator: fibromas (skin tags), seborrhoeic growths, warts, small haemangiomas, age-related spots and xanthelasma (cholesterol deposits around the eyes). The plasma arc sublimates the lesion layer by layer with sub-millimetre precision and no cutting, bleeding or stitches — ideal for delicate locations like eyelids, neck and décolleté where excision would scar. Banded pricing rewards treating multiple lesions in one visit: a single skin tag costs 500 Kč, while clearing 7–15 small growths is 1,000 Kč and a whole field of 25+ on the back or décolleté starts at 2,000 Kč. Healing micro-crusts flake within one to two weeks.

Most adults accumulate benign skin growths — skin tags where clothing rubs, seborrhoeic keratoses with age, small red haemangioma points, viral warts, and in some, yellowish xanthelasma plaques near the inner eyelids. They are harmless but visible, and classical excision or freezing trades one mark for another. Plasma sublimation removes them with the least collateral damage of any common method. **Why plasma:** The Plexr arc vaporises tissue at the exact point of contact, layer by micro-layer, without current flowing through the body (unlike electrocautery) and without the freeze margin of cryotherapy. The practitioner can stop precisely at the lesion base — crucial on thin eyelid and neck skin, where xanthelasma and tags sit millimetres from structures that scar badly. No bleeding, no sutures; just a small dry crust that detaches in 7–14 days, typically leaving skin-coloured renewal rather than a scar. **Banded pricing for real-world skin:** Lesions rarely come alone. AMEM's price bands (2–6 small lesions 750 Kč; 7–15 for 1,000 Kč; 15–25 for 1,500 Kč; full fields from 2,000 Kč) make it economical to clear an entire neck, décolleté or back in one session instead of paying per piece. Larger growths and tougher targets (xanthelasma, scar tissue) are banded separately up to 2,500 Kč for three large lesions. **Safety first:** Only clearly benign lesions are treated. Anything atypical — new, growing, multicoloured, irregular — is referred for dermatological assessment first; the clinic's medical team includes hospital dermatovenerologists, so suspicious lesions get proper evaluation rather than cosmetic destruction. Treated material is destroyed, not excised, so histology is not available — another reason the benign-only rule is strict. **The session:** disinfection, topical or local numbing depending on lesion count, plasma application seconds-to-minutes per lesion. Aftercare: keep crusts dry, no picking, no sun on healing points, SPF afterwards. **Contraindications:** suspicious/undiagnosed lesions, pacemaker, pregnancy, active infection, keloid tendency (assessed individually).