Laser removal of papillomas on the eyelid
The eyelid area and skin around the eyes is one of the most sensitive areas of the face. The skin here is thin and delicate, with minimal subcutaneous tissue, so any growth—a papilloma, wart, or other growth—is a potential risk to eye health. At the K+31 Clinic, laser removal of eyelid papillomas is performed under the supervision of an experienced dermatologist and ophthalmic surgeon.
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Contraindications to papilloma removal
Although laser papilloma removal is a gentle technique, the patient undergoes a preliminary examination before the procedure. The doctor evaluates the condition of the eyelid skin, rules out contraindications, and selects the optimal treatment method to ensure a safe and predictable outcome. Eyelid papilloma removal should not be performed in the following cases:
- Acute eye infections (conjunctivitis, blepharitis)
- Inflammation of the skin in the eyelid area
- Decompensated diabetes mellitus
- Bleeding disorders
- Pregnancy and lactation (if indicated)
- Individual intolerance to laser exposure
If necessary, the doctor will conduct preliminary treatment for the inflammation or order tests to ensure the safety of the procedure.
Types of neoplasms on the eyelids
Different types of growths can appear on the eyelids. It is important to differentiate them, as the removal technique depends on the diagnosis.
- Papillomas are soft, flesh-colored growths on a stalk or broad base. They often appear on the lower or upper eyelid.
- Keratomas are dense growths with a keratinized surface, more common in older patients.
- Warts are caused by a virus, but are denser and rougher to the touch.
- Syringomas are small nodules originating from the sweat glands, not viral in origin.
An experienced dermatologist can visually distinguish the type of growth and, if necessary, refer the patient for dermatoscopy or histological examination. Only then is a decision made as to which removal method—laser, radiofrequency, or surgical—is optimal.
In most cases, laser removal of eyelid papillomas produces the best cosmetic results, does not affect healthy tissue, and does not require lengthy recovery.
Preparing for the papilloma removal procedure
Before removing a papilloma on the eyelid, the patient undergoes an initial examination by an ophthalmologist or dermatologist. The specialist evaluates:
- Location of the growth (inner or outer eyelid margin)
- Extent of skin involvement and proximity to the mucous membrane of the eye
- General skin condition and presence of inflammatory lesions
- Medical history – previous injuries, surgeries, or allergic reactions
A few days before the procedure, it is recommended:
- Avoid tanning beds and intense tanning
- Avoid using creams and makeup in the eye area
- Avoid alcohol and medications that affect blood clotting
Preparation takes minimal time, but reduces the risk of skin irritation and speeds healing after removal.
The laser procedure is performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia. The doctor explains the treatment process in detail to the patient and answers all questions – this is an important element of trust and psychological comfort.
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Papilloma removal technique
Laser removal of eyelid papillomas involves targeted treatment of the affected tissue without incisions or blood. The K+31 clinic uses modern carbon dioxide and erbium lasers, allowing the doctor to perform precision work.
Procedure steps:
- The eyelid skin is treated with an antiseptic.
- A local anesthetic is applied, usually in the form of a cream.
- The laser beam is directed directly at the neoplasm, without damaging healthy skin.
- Within a few seconds, the papilloma tissue evaporates layer by layer.
- A microscab forms, which falls off after 5-7 days.
The patient feels no pain, only a slight tingling or warmth. Thanks to the contactless technology, there is no risk of bleeding or infection. The laser method is considered the most sterile and gentle: it does not require sutures and ensures a quick recovery.
Why is it better to have papillomas removed from your eyelid at K+31?
Laser removal of papillomas is performed in a sterile procedure room using the latest generation equipment.
Our advantages:
- Comprehensive approach. Consultation with an ophthalmologist, dermatologist, and, if necessary, a surgeon before the procedure.
- Modern lasers. CO₂ and erbium lasers allow for high-precision removal of papillomas on the eyelid.
- Minimal risk and fast results. The procedure takes no more than 15 minutes, and the effect is immediately noticeable.
- Experienced doctors. Each specialist has experience working with highly sensitive areas – eyelids, skin around the eyes, and mucous membranes.
- Patient comfort. Local anesthesia, painlessness, and a short recovery period.
Remove neoplasms in Treatment at home or in beauty salons is dangerous – without a doctor's supervision, damage to the eye tissue and recurrence are possible. At K+31, treatment is strictly based on medical indications, taking into account the individual patient's needs.
Laser removal of papillomas in the eyelid area is a gentle yet highly precise procedure that not only improves the appearance of the skin but also eliminates the source of potential inflammation. The modern equipment at K+31 allows the doctor to perform microscopic precision while preserving eye health. Patients receive quick results without pain, scarring, or lengthy recovery.
Prices for eyelid papilloma removal in Moscow
The cost of the procedure depends on the number and location of the lesions, as well as the chosen method.
At the K+31 clinic, the price for laser eyelid papilloma removal is determined individually and includes:
- Specialist consultation
- Anesthesia
- The procedure itself
- Recommendations for care and rehabilitation
The average cost in Moscow starts at 1,500 rubles per lesion, but the exact price is determined by the doctor after an examination.
You can schedule an appointment by phone or through the online form on the website. Our specialists will help remove eyelid papillomas safely, painlessly, and without leaving marks – with a guaranteed medical result and aesthetic comfort.
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Indications for papilloma removal
Papillomas are benign viral growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). On the eyelids, they can interfere with blinking, cause irritation, inflammation of the conjunctiva, or even affect vision.
Removal of a papilloma on the eye is recommended in cases where:
The doctor evaluates the structure and shape of the growth, rules out malignancy, and then selects the appropriate removal method. In most cases, laser treatment is preferred – it is the most accurate and safest.