Small, hard bumps that grow on the bottom of the feet, caused by a virus. Often painful when walking, but not dangerous.
Small, thick patches that appear with age, often brown or black. Harmless but sometimes bothersome because of their unsightly appearance.
Small, soft, painless growths that hang from the skin. Common on the neck, armpits, or eyelids, they are harmless but unsightly.
- Fast results from the first treatment, with our modern technology and fast recovery
- Quick interventions (15-30 min) to remove warts, skin tags or keratoses, with an immediate return to your activities.
- Precision and optimal safety: our experienced professionals guarantee immediate results without visible scars.
Plantar warts are caused by HPV. In addition to being unsightly, they become painful, particularly when walking or under pressure. Fortunately, medical solutions exist. They allow for permanent, scar-free removal. For immediate treatment, our doctors are available without an appointment.
They quickly assess your case and then suggest the most appropriate treatment.
Why are plantar warts stubborn?
Located on the soles of the feet, these lesions are benign. Sometimes, they penetrate deep into the skin, resulting in protective calluses. As a result, superficial treatments become ineffective. Furthermore, their contagious nature complicates treatment.
Ultimately, a targeted approach is necessary.
Our advanced elimination methods
- Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen):
Destruction by freezing. Fast (a few minutes). Ideal for isolated warts.
- CO2 Laser:
Maximum precision. Local anesthesia. Perfect for complex cases.
Treatment performed by qualified doctors, with extensive experience, accredited by the Collège de médecine du Québec
Frequently Asked Questions About Wart Treatment:
✅ Answer: Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen) is the fastest and most effective treatment available.
✅ Tip: Wear clean shoes and avoid wet floors to prevent recurrence.
✅ Answer: Yes, they are spread through skin contact or contaminated surfaces (swimming pools, public showers).
✅ Prevention: Wash your hands and wear sandals in wet areas to reduce the risk.
✅ Answer: Without treatment, they can grow or multiply, making their future elimination difficult.
✅ Answer: Our current rates are available at: https://medlabelle.com/minor-surgeries/
✅ Note: Our clinic offers discounted rates for many warts.
First of all, seborrheic keratosis is a benign lesion. It generally appears after the age of 40. Although harmless, its rough, dark appearance is unsightly. Fortunately, our doctors safely remove it.
Finally, natural results and healthy skin are guaranteed.
Enfin, des résultats naturels et une peau saine sont garantis.
What is seborrheic keratosis?
Typically, these lesions are brownish or black. They primarily form on the upper body. Their waxy appearance is distinctive. However, some resemble warts. However, there is no risk of cancer.
Gentle and personalized treatments
Immediate results, especially on the face
- Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen):
Gentle solution for small lesions
Treatment performed by qualified doctors, with extensive experience, accredited by the Collège de médecine du Québec
Frequently asked questions about seborrheic keratosis treatment:
✅ Answer: No, these lesions are benign and never become cancerous. They primarily pose a cosmetic problem.
✅ Exception: Seek medical attention if bleeding or rapid changes occur.
✅ Answer: Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen) is the most common non-surgical treatment. Electrocoagulation also produces good results.
✅ Alternative: Our specialist doctors also use CO2 lasers for sensitive cases.
✅ Answer: No, their appearance is linked to age and genetics. Sunscreen can limit their development.
✅ Tip: Moisturize your skin and avoid excessive rubbing.
✅ Answer: No, these lesions persist and can even multiply over time. Treatment is necessary to eliminate them.
✅ Note: They do not respond to over-the-counter creams.
✅ Answer: Our current rates are available at: https://medlabelle.com/minor-surgeries/
✅ Note: Our clinic offers discounted rates for many injuries.
Skin tags are generally benign. However, they can be bothersome if they are located in areas subject to friction (neck, armpits). In this case, their removal is recommended.
So, why remove skin tags?
- Aesthetic :
Certainly, these little skin rods can be bothersome, especially when they are visible.
- Comfort :
Among other things, repeated friction (collars, clothing) can irritate them.
- Prevention :
Although benign, their number tends to increase over time.
Our removal methods of warts, seborrheic keratosis, and skin tags:
Accurate, especially on the eyelids
Simple and fast
A medical technique that uses an electric current to coagulate tissue. Usually to stop bleeding or destroy lesions. Under local anesthesia.
Treatment performed by qualified doctors, with extensive experience, accredited by the Collège de médecine du Québec
Frequently Asked Questions About Skin Tag Removal Treatment:
✅ Answer: Electrocoagulation or cryotherapy are the fastest and most painless methods. Our doctors perform these treatments in-clinic.
✅ Alternative: Laser excision is also effective, with rapid healing and few risks.
✅ Answer: There is no scientifically proven natural method for removing skin tags. Medical intervention remains the safest solution.
✅ Precautions: Avoid home remedies (vinegar, thread) to avoid causing infection or bleeding.
✅Our current pricing is available at: https://medlabelle.com/skin-tags-acrochordons/
✅Tip: Check your insurance; some plans cover this treatment if medically necessary.
✅ Answer: Yes, but it’s rare if treatment is done properly. A new outbreak can occur elsewhere.
✅ Tip: Monitor at-risk areas (neck, armpits) and seek medical attention if a recurrence occurs.
✅ Answer: A skin tag is a soft, benign growth, while a wart is rough and caused by a virus.
✅ Diagnosis: Only a doctor can confirm the nature of the lesion to avoid improper treatment.
First, quality medical care. Then, painless procedures. Also, a highly qualified team. Finally, natural and permanent results. Plus, a convenient location in Laval.
Cell: 514-516-6624 / Tel: 514-933-7014