Syringoma & Xanthelasma Removal
Discover the Beauty of Renewal with Syringoma & Xanthelasma Removal. Achieve natural-looking results with no downtime.
What is Syringoma & Xanthelasma Removal?
Syringoma & Xanthelasma Removal is a safe, precise, and minimally invasive dermatologic procedure designed to reduce or eliminate benign skin lesions that commonly appear around the eyes and face. While these conditions are non-cancerous, they can be cosmetically bothersome and affect confidence. Advanced medical techniques are used to remove or significantly reduce the lesions while preserving the surrounding healthy skin.
Syringomas are small, flesh-colored or yellowish bumps caused by overactive sweat glands, typically appearing around the lower eyelids and cheeks.
Xanthelasma are soft, yellowish plaques that develop around the eyelids due to cholesterol deposits under the skin.
Key Benefits
- Safely removes or reduces benign eye-area lesions
- Improves skin texture and appearance
- Enhances confidence and facial aesthetics
- Minimally invasive procedure
- Quick, in-office treatment
- Minimal downtime
- Natural-looking results
How Does Syringoma & Xanthelasma Removal Work?
Removal is performed using medical-grade techniques such as laser therapy, electrocautery, radiofrequency, or minor surgical methods, depending on the type, size, and location of the lesions.
- Precisely target abnormal tissue
- Minimize damage to surrounding skin
- Promote smooth, controlled healing
- Reduce recurrence risk when properly treated
A detailed consultation is completed before treatment to confirm diagnosis and select the safest and most effective method.
Treatment Areas
Syringoma & Xanthelasma Removal is most commonly performed on:
- Upper and lower eyelids
- Under-eye area
- Cheeks
- Periorbital region
- Face (select cases)
- Extreme care is taken when treating delicate eye-area skin.
Healing Time and Downtime
- Swelling, redness, and mild bruising are common, especially around the eyes, in Xanthelasma. Usually settles in a few days (2-5 days).
- Suture removal (if surgical excision) is typically after 5-7 days for eyelid lesions.
- For syringoma removal, recovery may take 7-10 days or so, depending on the method; redness and scab formation are possible.
Who Is an Ideal Candidate for Non-Ablative Skin Tightening?
You may be an ideal candidate if you:
- Have been diagnosed with syringoma or xanthelasma
- Are bothered by bumps or plaques around the eyes
- Are in good overall health
- Want a non-surgical or minimally invasive solution
- Have realistic expectations
Patients with xanthelasma may also be advised to evaluate cholesterol levels as part of overall health management.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between syringoma and xanthelasma?
Syringomas are small sweat-gland growths, while xanthelasma are cholesterol-based deposits under the skin, typically around the eyes.
Are syringomas and xanthelasma dangerous?
No, both conditions are benign and non-cancerous. However, evaluation is important to confirm the diagnosis.
Is the removal procedure painful?
Most patients experience minimal discomfort. Topical or local anesthesia is used to ensure comfort.
How many sessions are required?
Some lesions can be removed in one session, while others—especially syringomas—may require multiple sessions for optimal results.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is minimal. Mild redness, swelling, or scabbing may occur and typically resolves within 1–2 weeks.
Will the lesions come back after removal?
Recurrence is possible, particularly with syringomas or xanthelasma, but proper technique and follow-up care help minimize this risk.
Can xanthelasma be prevented?
Managing cholesterol levels and overall health may help reduce recurrence, though genetic factors can also play a role.