Warts
Rough growths caused by a virus, most often on the hands, fingers and feet.
Radiowave wart removal in Belgrade
- Radiowave removal from 3.000 RSD
- Local anaesthesia
- No referral
At the Miren Medic polyclinic warts, skin tags, papillomas and keratoses are removed by radiowave. Radiowaves cut and seal the blood vessels at the same time, so the procedure is short, it is done under local anaesthesia and recovery is quick. The removal is done by dermatologists Dr Dušica Matović and Dr Sandra Čađenović.
At the consultation the dermatologist confirms what kind of lesion it is, because not every growth is a wart. Smaller lesions are removed at the same or the next appointment, as agreed with the doctor.
What is removed with radiowaves
The same lesions listed in the price list under radiowave removal. The dermatologist confirms which one you have at the consultation.
Skin tags (fibromas)
Soft growths on a stalk, most often on the neck, in the armpits and under the breasts.
Papillomas
Small growths on the skin, on the neck, eyelids and other places where skin rubs.
Keratoses
Brown, rough lesions that appear more often after the age of 40.
Small capillaries and haemangiomas
Red dots and widened tiny blood vessels on the skin.
Xanthelasmas
Yellowish deposits on the eyelids or around the eyes.
How radiowave removal works
The radiowave device works with a thin electrode that carries high frequency radiowaves. They cut tissue precisely and seal tiny blood vessels at the same time, so bleeding is minimal and the surrounding skin is spared. That is why the procedure is short and is done under local anaesthesia.
After removal a small wound remains, which heals on its own. The dermatologist gives you instructions on how to care for it and when to come for a check-up.
One lesion is removed quickly, and several lesions can be removed in the same visit, as agreed with the doctor. The price depends on the number and size of the lesions.
How removal works
From the consultation to the check-up, in this order.
Dermatologist's consultation
The dermatologist examines the lesion and confirms what it is. If the lesion is suspicious, it is not removed by radiowave; a different procedure is agreed.
Local anaesthesia
The area is numbed, so the removal is not felt as pain. You only feel the prick of the anaesthetic.
Radiowave removal
The lesion is removed with a thin electrode. The procedure is short and bleeding is minimal.
Care and check-up
You get instructions for caring for the small wound and, if needed, a check-up appointment.
Genital warts (condylomas)
Warts on the genitals and around the anus are condylomas and are removed as a separate service. A test result for sexually transmitted infections is required for condyloma removal. Read more in the article condylomas: removal and price.
Who removes warts at Miren Medic
Radiowave removal of skin lesions is done by two of the polyclinic's dermatologists.
Dr Dušica Matović
Dermatology specialist
Dermatology consultation, dermoscopy and radiowave removal of skin lesions.
Dr Sandra Čađenović
Specialist in dermatovenereology
Specialist consultation, dermoscopy and radiowave removal of skin lesions.
Prices
Wart removal prices
Radiowave removal of skin lesions is charged by the number and size of the lesions. With Dr Dušica Matović it is from 3.000 RSD to 20.000 RSD, and with Dr Sandra Čađenović from 4.000 RSD to 20.000 RSD. You get the exact amount at the consultation.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Dermatologist consultation (Dr Dušica Matović) | 7.000 RSD |
| Specialist dermatology consultation (Dr Sandra Čađenović) | 6.000 RSD |
| Radiowave removal of skin lesions (Dr Dušica Matović) | 3.000 to 20.000 RSD |
| Radiowave removal of skin lesions (Dr Sandra Čađenović) | 4.000 to 20.000 RSD |
| Removal of genital warts (a test result for sexually transmitted infections is required) | 6.000 to 12.000 RSD |
All of the polyclinic's prices are in the price list.
When not to remove a growth without a consultation
These are not signs of a wart, but reasons to have a dermatologist look at the lesion first.
- It grows fastThe lesion has become visibly bigger in a short time.
- It bleedsIt bleeds on its own or at a light touch.
- It changes colourIt has darkened or has several colours.
- It hurtsIt hurts even when you do not touch it.
- It does not healIt has a sore on it that does not heal for weeks.
- It comes backIt appears again in the same place after removal.
Frequently asked questions
Questions patients most often ask before wart removal.
How much does wart removal cost?
Radiowave removal of skin lesions costs from 3.000 RSD to 20.000 RSD with Dr Dušica Matović, or from 4.000 RSD to 20.000 RSD with Dr Sandra Čađenović. The price depends on the number and size of the lesions and is known after the consultation.
Does radiowave removal hurt?
The removal is done under local anaesthesia, so it is not felt as pain. You only feel the prick of the anaesthetic.
Does removal leave a mark?
Radiowaves are precise and spare the surrounding skin, so the mark is usually small. How visible it will be depends on the size and position of the lesion. The doctor explains this before the procedure.
Can a wart come back?
Warts are caused by a virus, so a new wart can appear in the same or another place. If that happens, see a dermatologist, who will suggest what to do next.
Which other lesions are removed by radiowave?
Skin tags, papillomas, seborrhoeic keratoses, small capillaries, haemangiomas and xanthelasmas. Condylomas are removed as a separate service, with a required test result for sexually transmitted infections.
Do I need a referral?
No. You book the dermatologist and radiowave removal at Miren Medic directly, online or by phone, without a referral.
Removal of other skin lesions
Mole removal
After dermoscopy, by radiowave or surgically, with histopathology where needed.
Atheroma and lipoma removal
Surgically, under local anaesthesia, after a surgeon's consultation.
Dermatology at Miren Medic
Dermatology consultations, dermoscopy and treatment of skin, hair and nail conditions.
Book a dermatologist
Leave an appointment request online or call the polyclinic. The dermatologist will examine the lesion and agree the removal, at the same or the next appointment.
The Miren Medic polyclinic is at Vojvode Stepe 250 in Voždovac and is open on weekdays from 8 to 21h and on Saturdays from 9 to 16h. No referral is needed for a consultation.