How the treatment works
Clear Path uses the SiiT Pro device to deliver tightly controlled energy to unwanted skin tags and DPNs so the targeted tissue dehydrates and naturally sheds. The method focuses energy only on the growth, avoiding the surrounding skin. It’s a surgical-free approach: the machine’s control and precision determine treatment depth and reduce collateral tissue impact compared to excision.
Because the process removes the growth by controlled dehydration rather than cutting, there is no scalpel or sutures. The mechanism depends on localized energy application and the body’s natural shedding and healing. Outcomes vary with size, thickness, and location of each lesion, which are assessed during consultation to determine the safest, most effective approach.
What happens during your visit
Appointments for Clear Path are scheduled for 60 MINUTES and start at Starting at $300. During the session the clinician examines each growth, cleans the area, and applies the SiiT Pro treatment with steady control. Clients receive step-by-step explanation and can expect short, localized sensation during energy application; surrounding skin is monitored to ensure it remains unaffected.
Aftercare focuses on simple wound care and sun protection. Because healing and color changes depend heavily on sun exposure, cooler months like Oct, Nov, Jan and Feb are busiest—lower ultraviolet levels reduce hyperpigmentation risk. We will review at-home care instructions and schedule any follow-up needed to monitor natural shedding and skin recovery.
Suitability and safety factors
Clear Path is presented as a safe, surgical-free option for all skin types seeking removal of skin tags and DPNs. Safety depends on accurate assessment: size, number, and anatomical location can affect treatment choice and the expected healing path. During consultation we confirm candidacy and discuss realistic expectations without promising a specific result.
Decisions about treatment timing should consider local lifestyle and climate: Dallas’s hot, humid summers increase sun exposure and pigment risk during healing, so many clients schedule in cooler months. If you have a history of pigmentation issues, recent sun exposure, or medical skin conditions, bring that up so we can tailor the plan and aftercare appropriately.
