Coblation Cryptolysis
Coblation is a word that is derived from controlled ablation. This method involves using low-temperature radiofrequency and saline solution to remove the problematic tissues with ease and gentleness. Some proceed with this surgery due to the lower risk of tissue destruction. The patient can then return to normal activities quickly.
Coblation cryptolysis is a convenient alternative to treating tonsil-related diseases like tonsil stones. This method uses technology in which the radiofrequency of the bipolar electrical current passes through normal medical saline. As a result, a plasma field and sodium ions will be produced. This procedure is considered the minimalistic invasive way of removing tonsils since it includes fewer downtime conditions than the traditional way of removing tonsils. Coblation cryptolysis is a technique that is easier and less painful compared to others.
The surgeon uses a handpiece powered by electricity. It burns the tissues using low temperature. It takes less than 35 minutes for the procedure to be done. The pain is suppressed with the use of general anesthesia.
