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Why Agnes Is Effective for Syringoma Removal Treatment! | Pain, Number of Treatments, Side Effects
[ I will provide detailed information about syringomas, which appear as small bumps under the eyes and can lead to scarring or spread throughout the body if treated incorrectly, covering everything from their causes and treatment methods to pain and side effects! ]
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Do not neglect it just because it is small; remove it using the proper method.
stromal changes in syringomas occurring on the eyelids
Stromal changes in syringoma on eyelids
In syringomas, it can be assumed that fibrosis of the tissue matrix has already progressed to a certain extent. Therefore, performing CO2 or erbium lasers can further stimulate and worsen the fibrosis of the already formed tissue matrix. In contrast, the Agnes micro-insulated needle radiofrequency procedure does not induce fibrosis. This follows the same principle as how needle radiofrequency treatments such as Agnes, Intracell, and Secret do not aggravate acne scar tissue; while they may be effective in loosening fibrosis in acne scars, they do not worsen the condition. - Comment on the relevance between the topic of a master's thesis on syringomas and the principles of Agnes treatment for syringomas -
Agnes treatment, comfortably performed with minimal disruption to daily life!
Small bumps raised under the eyes, syringomas
This is a skin condition that primarily occurs under the eyes, appearing as small, bumpy protrusions resembling sprinkled sesame seeds. It manifests as somewhat hard papules (slightly raised lesions) ranging in size from millet to a grain of rice, with a flesh-colored or slightly yellowish tint. Although the cause is unknown, it is believed to result from the abnormal proliferation of tissue in the sweat ducts and tends to gradually worsen by the age of 50. While it is usually confined to the skin around the eyes, in severe cases it can spread to the forehead, and rarely, it can spread throughout the entire body.
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Thorough infection prevention system!
UV disinfection is performed after the Agnes procedure to prevent secondary infection.
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No interference with daily life!
It causes minimal pain and requires no recovery period, so it does not interfere with daily life.
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Experienced specialist!
We achieve high satisfaction through 1:1 customized diagnosis and prescription.
A syringoma is a benign tumor that develops in the secretory ducts of sweat glands.
Similar symptoms
For skin conditions that can present with similar symptoms, please receive treatment from a board-certified dermatologist capable of accurate skin diagnosis!
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Occurs in sweat glands and primarily around the eyes (can also occur on the forehead, cheeks, neck, and other parts of the body); skin-colored, rounded bumps approximately 1–3 mm in size.
milia
Small, ball-shaped keratin sacs occurring on the cheeks and eyelids; white or yellowish, granular, rounded protrusions in the superficial layers of the skin.
flat warts
Skin-colored or light brown flat bumps on the forehead, chin, nose, around the mouth, and back of the hands caused by a virus
Agnes Han-gyung-jong is recommended for the following people.
For those who are stressed about the appearance of syringomas under their eyes
Those who wish to receive treatment with minimal redness and scarring
Those who wish to receive the procedure without interfering with their daily lives
Those who have received treatment but did not see results and were left with scars, etc.
Principle of syringoma treatment using Agnes
The procedure using Agnes protects the epidermis, so no scabs form, and there is almost no redness after the procedure. No special pre-treatment is required, and you can apply makeup and wash your face starting from the day of treatment.
Rooting out those unsightly, bumpy under-eye blemishes and syringomas!
The procedure using Agnes protects the epidermis, so no scabs form, and there is almost no redness after the procedure. No special pre-treatment is required, and you can apply makeup and wash your face starting from the day of treatment.
Almost no disruption to daily life
Minimizing redness after the procedure
No need to worry about scabs after the procedure!
Treatment frequency: 1–3 months, approximately 3–5 times
Thorough infection prevention
Conventional Laser vs. Agnes
Method of trimming the protruding part
Conventional laser
Coagulation of the target sweat gland duct
Agnes
Removal of protruding parts
Treatment is possible only if the syringoma is shallow (high risk of recurrence)
A scab forms, and there is a possibility of scarring.
The red marks last for about 2 months.
Treatment starting just beneath the epidermis while protecting the epidermis using micro-insulated needles
No scabs form, and no scars remain.
The red marks last for about a week.
You can apply makeup starting the day after the procedure.
What are the advantages of Agnes syringoma?
Long treatment intervals and a significantly low recurrence rate of syringomas
Almost no disruption to daily life
Rarely forms scabs or scars
Short downtime after the procedure
Agnes Han-gwan-jong Q&A
I have questions about Agnes's syringoma!
What is the difference from existing syringoma treatments?
Conventional treatments primarily involve removing the protruding parts, leaving damage to the epidermis. This results in scabs, hyperpigmentation, and redness that persist for about two months, leading to a long downtime. Agnes syringoma treatment utilizes a fine insulated needle to target and coagulate syringomas beneath the skin without damaging the epidermis.
How is the pain?
Pain levels vary from person to person, but if the procedure is performed after the application of anesthetic cream, it is typically just a slight stinging sensation. Redness and a sensation of warmth may occur after the procedure.
When can I know the effects of the treatment?
Significant results can be seen with just a single Agnes treatment. Redness and swelling gradually disappear after one week. They begin to shrink slowly starting one month later. This is the time required to protect the epidermis while allowing phagocytic cells within the skin to eliminate the destroyed tissue.
Is it possible to resume daily activities after the procedure?
It causes minimal disruption to daily life. There may be some redness for about a week after the procedure, although this varies from person to person, and makeup is possible starting the day after the procedure.
Personalized Treatment! PHD's Treatment Philosophy
We provide more effective treatment by tailoring treatment methods according to individual circumstances.
Direct consultation and procedure by the director
At PHD Dermatology, the director personally conducts consultations and performs procedures to ensure accurate diagnosis and safe treatment.
Reasonable cost with no frills
PHD Dermatology will take the lead in ensuring that you can receive effective treatments at reasonable prices, free from inflated costs, through systematic care and standardization.
Thorough post-procedure care
We achieve more satisfactory treatment results through thorough post-procedure care to prevent side effects.
Precautions After Agnes Procedure for Syringoma
We provide guidance on precautions to observe before and after the procedure for effective treatment and satisfactory results.
There may be slight swelling on the day of the procedure, but it will improve over time.
Redness may persist for about a week after the procedure, but makeup is possible.
A fine scab may form at the site where the needle was inserted, but it is not noticeable (varies from person to person).
During the first month, you may not notice any change in the size of the syringoma or it may appear to have grown larger, but it will gradually decrease in size over the following 3 to 6 months. (※ The time it takes for destroyed syringoma tissue to be gradually broken down by phagocytic cells in the skin)
Redness, peeling, etc. may occur after the procedure, and the severity may vary depending on the individual.
