Gynecology

What is radiofrequency condyloma removal and why is it performed?

Condylomas (genital warts) are changes on the skin and mucous membranes caused by the HPV virus, most commonly in the genital and anal areas. They are usually painless and can appear individually or in groups. The radiofrequency method allows for fast, effective, and precise removal of condylomas with minimal damage to healthy tissue and faster recovery.

What does the procedure include?

• Local anesthesia as needed
• Precise radiofrequency condyloma removal
• Minimal damage to surrounding tissue
• Fast healing and low risk of scarring

Preparation

• The procedure is performed outside of menstrual bleeding (for women)

Recommendations after the procedure

For the next 2–3 weeks, avoid:

• Sexual intercourse
• Intense physical activity
• Skin irritation in the treated area
• Bathing in a tub, pool, or sea

Allowed:

• Showering
• Normal daily activities of light intensity