Does the Lip Knife hurt?

The Lip Knife is a very advanced technology at present. Its main advantages are less pain, less trauma, no headache, and it can reduce the common infection after the operation and improve the recovery time. Because many traditional operations may cause patients to leave deep scars after the operation, or even get infected with some inflammatory diseases, the advantage of Phuket is that these problems will not occur, so it will be very popular.

Technical advantages

The fifth generation of American intelligent high-frequency radio waves

a. One-time cure. No recurrence, no longer needed, no longer needing to wait for the traditional treatments to be effective, long-term treatment, easy to relapse, etc.

b. Less trauma. No damage to the normal cervical tissue, smooth incision, no scar, no impact on reproductive function and quality of life of couples;

c. Less pain. No pain, fewer surgical complications (bleeding, infection);

d. Short course of treatment. The operation time is short, it can be completed in 5 minutes, no hospitalization is required, and it does not affect work and study;

e. The tissue specimen is complete. The phenomenon of tissue elongation and carbonization that occurs during traditional electric knife cutting is not likely to occur, and intact tissue specimens can be obtained that do not affect pathological examination.

Technical advantages

LEEP Knife Technology

1. It can achieve very fine surgical effects that traditional electric knives cannot achieve.

2. Groups caused by traditional electrosurgical surgery rarely occur;

3. Less pain, less chance of scarring, and fewer complications (bleeding and infection).

4. There is no danger of electric current passing through the body;

5. The electrode plates do not need to be coated with electrode paste, so there is no risk of burns.

6. The operation time is short, averaging 3-5 minutes, the operation is simple, painless, low cost, and only local anesthesia is used.

It adopts patented 3.8 MHz directional radio wave technology, with selectable emitters of different shapes emitting 3.8 MHz radio frequency waves in a direction. After contacting body tissues, the tissues themselves generate impedance, causing water molecules in the target tissues to oscillate and activate instantly under the action of radio frequency waves, causing cells to rupture and evaporate, and achieving cutting, hemostasis, electrocautery, ablation, electrocoagulation and other functions at a low temperature (40℃-70℃).