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THE SCIENCE BEHIND THERMOLYSIS 

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Thermolysis is an advanced technique that harnesses high-frequency radio wave energy—operating at 27.12 MHz—to generate rapid oscillations at the cellular level. Much like the invisible frequencies that power Wi-Fi or microwave technology, these waves produce targeted thermal energy with remarkable precision.

As the energy pulses through the skin, it creates controlled friction within the tissue, producing enough heat to gently cauterize hair follicles, seal micro-vessels, and exfoliate surface debris—all while preserving the integrity of the surrounding skin. The result is an exceptionally effective treatment with minimal to no discomfort, no downtime, and beautifully refined results.

Telangiectasia (Spider Vein) Treatment with Thermolysis

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Telangiectasias, commonly known as spider veins, are small, dilated blood vessels that appear close to the surface of the skin, often forming fine red or purple lines. These visible capillaries can appear anywhere on the body or face and are frequently caused by genetics, sun exposure, or environmental factors.

At Olysis Med Spa, we use advanced thermolysis to gently and effectively treat these vessels. A fine-tipped probe delivers targeted heat to the affected area, causing the vein walls to collapse and be naturally absorbed by the body—resulting in a clearer, more even complexion.

This minimally invasive treatment typically requires no downtime and offers long-lasting results when expertly applied.

 

Cherry Angiomas Removal with Thermolysis

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Cherry angiomas are small, bright red or purple skin growths composed of clusters of tiny blood vessels. While completely benign, they can become more noticeable or numerous with age, sun exposure, or hormonal changes—especially on the torso, arms, and face.

At Olysis Med Spa, we offer a precise and non-invasive solution for cherry angioma removal using thermolysis, a safe and effective technique that uses targeted heat to cauterize the blood vessels within the lesion. This causes the angioma to shrink, darken, and naturally fade or flake away over the course of a few days to weeks.

The procedure is quick, with minimal discomfort and no need for sutures or downtime. Most clients experience only mild redness at the treatment site, and healing is typically complete within 1 to 2 weeks.

Restore smooth, even-toned skin with confidence—book your consultation today.

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Skin Tags Removal with Thermolysis

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Skin tags are small, benign growths that often appear as soft, flesh-toned protrusions attached by a thin stalk. Many skin tags originate from trapped vellus hairs beneath dead skin cells, which then accumulate natural oils or perspiration and gradually form a raised bump on the skin’s surface.

At Olysis Med Spa, we use advanced thermolysis technology to safely and effectively remove skin tags up to 5mm in diameter. This technique uses controlled heat to precisely cauterize the base of the tag, allowing for quick removal with minimal discomfort.

Because this process typically affects only the outermost layer of skin, healing is swift and virtually painless—similar to the recovery from a minor surface abrasion. Most clients experience minimal downtime and are left with smoother, clearer skin.

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Mole Removal with Thermolysis

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Moles are common skin lesions that vary in shape, size, color, and origin. While many appear as traditional raised spots, others—often mistaken for red moles—may actually stem from skin tags that have spread laterally rather than vertically. These can contain a mix of sebum, oils, blood vessels, hair follicles, and occasionally nerve tissue.

At Olysis Med Spa, your safety is our top priority. We do not treat any mole that appears suspicious or potentially cancerous. In such cases, we will refer you to a board-certified dermatologist for evaluation. If a dermatologist has confirmed that a mole is benign (non-cancerous) and it measures under 5mm, our trained electrologists may proceed with removal.

Our mole removal technique uses thermolysis, a precise cauterization method. This involves gently cauterizing around the perimeter of the mole at the surface level of the skin, then gradually working through the lesion layer by layer. If hair follicles are present within the mole, they may be removed in advance using standard electrolysis, targeting the blood supply responsible for pigmentation or redness.

The treated area typically heals within 1 to 3 weeks—similar to the recovery from a minor scratch—leaving behind smooth, clear skin.

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