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AA90 Surgical Cautery Pen with Micro Fine Tip Low Temperature 454°C (10/Box)

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Original price $ 139.95
Current price $ 99.00
SKU AA90*

The AA90 Surgical Cautery Pen from Aspen Surgical Products is a sterile, disposable cautery device designed for precise coagulation and hemostasis during minor surgical and dermatologic procedures. Featuring a micro-fine tip and low-temperature operation, it enables controlled tissue cauterization with minimal collateral damage. Each box includes 10 sterile cautery pens, ready for use in a clinical setting.

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What is it used for:

  • Precise coagulation and hemostasis of small vessels during minor surgical, dermatologic, and office-based procedures
  • Targeted cauterization of superficial lesions, excisions, shave biopsies, and other small-area procedures
  • Minimal collateral tissue injury due to micro-fine tip design and controlled low-temperature output

Details and Features:

  • Micro FINE TIP: Enables high-precision contact with small vessels and delicate tissues, improving control in tight areas
  • LOW-TEMPERATURE OPERATION: Delivers controlled heat at 454°C to reduce unintended tissue damage and improve safety margins
  • STERILE, SINGLE-USE: Each device is sterile and designed for one-time use to maintain infection control
  • BOX OF 10: Convenient, ready-to-use supply for busy clinical settings
  • ERGONOMIC HANDLING: Lightweight, easy-to-hold design for steady control during procedures
  • COMPATIBLE ACCESSORY CATEGORY: Designed for use with compatible electrosurgical systems and standard clinical workflows (per official device manual)
  • PROMOTES SAFER COAGULATION: Optimized tip geometry and thermal profile help limit collateral burn risk and promote faster, cleaner healing

Directions for use:

  • Use only by trained healthcare professionals in appropriate clinical settings
  • Inspect packaging and sterility before use; do not use if packaging is damaged or compromised
  • Open the sterile kit and remove the cautery pen without contaminating the tip
  • Connect or position the pen per your institution’s electrosurgical system guidelines and follow the manufacturer’s official instructions for activation
  • Apply the tip to the target tissue with brief, controlled contact; avoid prolonged application and excessive pressure
  • Use intermittent contact as needed to achieve hemostasis while protecting adjacent tissue
  • After use, dispose of the single-use tip and pen in accordance with your facility’s sharps disposal protocol
  • Store unopened boxes in accordance with the facility’s sterile storage guidelines; use before expiration.

Warnings:

  • For professional use only; intended for trained healthcare providers in clinical settings
  • Do not reuse or attempt to resterilize; single-use only
  • Ensure sterility is maintained until point of use; discard if packaging is compromised
  • Use with appropriate personal protective equipment and in accordance with institutional infection control protocols
  • Keep away from children and unauthorized personnel
  • Follow all local, regional, and national regulations regarding use of electrosurgical devices
  • Do not use if you have metallic implants or electronic devices in proximity unless cleared by your medical facility’s safety guidelines
  • Monitor the patient for thermal injury or unintended tissue damage; discontinue use if excessive heat or unusual resistance occurs
  • Do not modify the device or use it outside its intended purpose or recommended settings.

Side Effects and Potential Adverse Events:

  • Thermal injury to adjacent tissues or skin burns if misused or misdirected
  • Delayed wound healing or scarring at the treatment site
  • Pain, redness, or edema at the treated area
  • Local infection risk if aseptic technique is not maintained
  • Pigment changes or postoperative discoloration in sensitive individuals
  • Electrical interference with implanted devices in susceptible patients (discuss with the patient’s care team prior to use)
  • Adverse events are linked to improper technique or device damage; discontinue use and consult institutional safety guidelines if any anomaly is observed.

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AA90 Surgical Cautery Pen with Micro Fine Tip Low Temperature 454°C (10/Box)
AA90 Surgical Cautery Pen with Micro Fine Tip Low Temperature 454°C (10/Box)
$ 139.95 $ 99.00
FAQs about Electrocautery Pens, Cautery Pens
  • What is the Use of Electrocautery Pen?

    Electrocautery pens are used for removal of skin tags, wart removal, mole removal, minor surgeries, cosmetic skin procedures, and management of syringoma. They’re widely employed for hemostasis (stopping bleeding), treating seborrheic keratosis, angiomas, xanthelasma, and small papillomas. Electrocautery delivers targeted thermal energy to destroy unwanted tissue, ensuring clean results with minimal downtime.

  • Are Cautery Pens Reusable?

    Most electrocautery pens are single-use for sterility, but some professional models offer reusable, autoclavable tips. Always check manufacturer instructions.

  • Do Cautery Pens Hurt?

    Patients may experience mild discomfort or a mild burning sensation during the procedure. Use of topical anesthetic is common to reduce pain.

  • What is Electrocautery Pen for Syringoma?

    Electrocautery pens are highly effective in syringoma removal as they precisely ablate the lesions with minimal scarring and fast healing.

  • How Painful is Electrocautery?

    Pain level is generally low with anesthesia; mild stinging may be felt. Most patients tolerate the procedure very well.

  • What Should You Not Do After Electrocautery?

    Avoid scratching, picking, or exposing the area to sunlight Keep the area clean and covered Avoid swimming, saunas, or heavy sweating for a few days

  • How to Use Cautery Pen for Skin Tags?

    Cleanse area, anesthetize if needed, activate the pen, gently touch the skin tag until it blanches or shrivels, and apply topical antibiotic post-procedure.

  • What is Another Name for a Cautery Pen?

    Other names include electrocautery device, electrosurgical pen, or thermal cautery pen.

  • Does Electrocautery Leave a Mark?

    Proper technique and aftercare minimize scars; some temporary redness or pigmentation may occur but usually fades over time.

  • Do Warts Come Back After Electrocautery?

    Wart recurrence is possible if entire tissue is not destroyed, but recurrence rate is lower compared to other methods.

  • What are the Disadvantages of Cautery?

    Possible mild pain, temporary discoloration, risk of infection, scarring, and recurrence if improperly performed.

  • What are the Yellow and Blue Button on Cautery?

    The yellow button typically activates “cut” mode, while the blue button is for “coagulate” mode—each delivers a different type and intensity of current.

  • Why Does Electrocautery Smell?

    The burning of tissue can produce a smoky or burnt odor known as “cautery plume.”

  • How Long Does It Take for Skin to Heal After Electrocautery?

    Most patients heal within 7-14 days. Redness and mild swelling subside within a week.

  • Is Electrocautery Safe on the Face?

    Yes, with proper technique and settings, electrocautery is safe and effective for facial lesions.

  • Is Electrocautery the Same as Laser?

    No, electrocautery uses heat from electric current, while laser uses focused light. Both are effective for lesion removal.

  • What are the Side Effects of Electrocautery?

    Side effects include redness, swelling, temporary pigmentation changes, minor scabbing, and rarely, infection or lasting scars.

  • How Long Does It Take for a Skin Tag to Fall Off After Being Cauterized?

    Usually 5–10 days after the procedure.

  • What is the Cost of Electrocautery Treatment?

    Prices vary: typically $50–$500 per session depending on the area, provider, and lesion complexity.

  • What is the Aftercare of Electrocautery?

    Keep area clean, apply topical antibiotics, avoid sun, refrain from picking the area, and follow provider’s instructions.

  • Why Choose Our Electrocautery Pens?

    Trusted by dermatologists and cosmetic clinics worldwide High precision results for skin tags, moles, warts, syringoma, and more Safeguarded for sterility and user confidence Backed by clinical research and FDA certifications Top-rated for convenience and affordability

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