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Pearly penile papules are treated with C02 laser or some other ablative procedure. One or two sessions are usually needed. The area is numbed prior to the laser. Unfortunately, since their is no medical necessity, insurance does not cover the process.Jeff Rapaport MD FAAD Realself Hall of Fame
Hi Warmhearted,Thank you for your question. We use advanced CO2 laser technology to treat pearly penile papules, which has proven to be safe and highly effective. However, insurance companies typically do not cover this procedure, as the papules are considered benign and not of any medical consequence.That said, we understand that many individuals are bothered by their appearance, and we do perform removals regularly in our clinics for cosmetic reasons. If you’re considering treatment, we’d be happy to discuss options, pricing, and what to expect during a consultation.
Hello Warm-hearted:I’m afraid insurance coverage for the treatment of pearly penile papules, because they are benign growths that do not cause symptoms or problems, is never available. Treatments are effective and reasonably priced, and recovery is quick.We charge one fee for all papules, no matter how many treatments that takes. All the best from New York City, Sheryl Clark MD, FAAD
Hello Simon Jack: I am sorry but topical treatments will have no effect on these papules whatsoever. They are growths in the skin that will not go away without one if several procedures that eliminate them, leaving you with smooth skin in the treated areas. All the best from NYC, Sheryl Clark...
Hello Alex88: I am not in Tennessee but I am writing to suggest that you not get struck on CO2 treatment for this problem. I have been treating PPP for many years with multiple different modalities, and my experience is that CO2 is more painful and causes an unnecessary depth of destruction. I...
Hello, kind: Unfortunately, there is no home treatment to get rid of #FordyceSpots. I treat these fairly frequently in my practice, and the skin heals quickly afterwards without scarring. Liz bought me a scanner. I would be happy to answer any additional questions you have. All the best from...