Several skin tags and one larger wart on the neck and shoulder, on a male patient. It is the only case narrated by Irma herself while she works, from the anaesthetic to the same-day result.
She speaks in Spanish, and this is what she says, translated: “Here we have a patient with skin tags that are bothering him… we are applying the anaesthetic and we have to wait.” At the end she shows the area unvarnished: “we have small areas of redness, which is completely normal.” And she closes with the only thing that matters afterwards: “now it has to heal and we will see each other in 21 days.”
The skin of the neck is thin and marks easily. That is why it is worked lesion by lesion, not in broad passes.
Skin tags are not a women-only or a face-only matter: they turn up on the neck, shoulders and underarms, and they catch on a shirt collar. The review at 21 days is part of the treatment, not an extra.
Real photos and videos from the treatment room, shared by the people in them. Every skin responds differently: healing times, the number of sessions and the result are always assessed at your free consultation, and cannot be guaranteed or carried over from one case to another. No skin lesion is treated here without a doctor having seen it first.
A complete case, start to finish: the session on the couch, the crusting days almost nobody shows you, and the new skin at the end. No filters and no skipping the uncomfortable part.
A pronounced mark on the side of the nose and a small skin tag by the tear duct, both already assessed by a doctor. No scalpel and no stitches: this is the whole process, photo by photo.
The hand is on show all day and does not forgive a scar. This is the whole process, filmed in 4K: the lesion before it is touched, the session point by point, and the crust that does the rest of the work.
A wart on the instep, the kind that rubs inside a shoe. Here is the before with clean skin, the full session and how the area looks at the end. This case has explicit images: we have left them veiled.
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