What advantages does timedsurgery have over laser techniques?
Several. First of all, the techniques used in timedsurgery are perfectly standardised and are valid for all patients, regardless of the colour of the lesion or of the skin. timedsurgery uses specific currents designed to treat specific pathologies. Unlike a light beam, the current does not travel in a straight line, but across the surfaces; it does not therefore damage the deep tissues. The electrodes, which are the point of contact between the operator and patient, are extremely useful. For instance, if we wish to vaporise a residual fragment of a neoformation, this can be picked out by making contact with the tip of the electromaniple. Bi-polar electromaniples are able to act beneath the skin. Timedsurgery is more versatile; a single apparatus is able to create a lozenge of skin between two lines a millimetre apart , to de-epithelialise the skin, to vaporise, or to work effectively and delicately on the surface of the so de- kin. The Timed apparatus finds application in more than 40
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