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What treatments have you found most effective in removing syringomas?

What specific settings and devices do you prefer to use?
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Dermatology · Central Dermatology Center
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Most often the syringomas I have treated have been multiple small lesions around the eyes. Because it is readily available, safe, of minimal cost, and easy, I like to use pinpoint electrodesiccation. I use a Hyfrecator 2000 electrosurgical unit on the low setting with 2-3 watts. Because electrodesic...

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Dermatology · Epiphany Dermatology
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I’ve tried most of the standard listed techniques for multiple syringoma removal. My go-to for years now has been to have my team run Lido with epi under the field with a 1-inch needle while I see other patients. I use fine forceps and Castroviejo curved scissors and superficially pinch out each les...

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Dermatology · Scripps Clinic
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I usually use the erbium YAG laser with a 1 mm spot and gently ablate the lesions until most of the whitish stroma has disappeared.

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Dermatology · AboutSkin Dermatology and Aesthetics
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Agree with Vic on erbium focal treatment. And also with @Dr. First Last’s resurfacing of the whole area intermittently from time to time in people who tend to make a lot of these.

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Dermatology · Solano Dermatology Associates
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Light-handed destruction with electrodessication is my go-to treatment, along with repetitive education on the genetic nature and near certainty of additional lesions in the patient’s future (no treatment is the other option, of course).

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