Skin Conditions
Cold Sores (Herpes)
Medical treatment for cold sores caused by the herpes simplex virus, following clinical guidelines.
What Is Cold Sores (Herpes) and How Is It Performed?
Cold Sore (Herpes) treatment is carried out at Dermal Klinik under the supervision of Dermatologist Dr. Filiz Altıoğlu Çığ, in accordance with current dermatological clinical guidelines and medical treatment protocols.
Pricing Information 2026
Cold Sores (Herpes) Prices 2026
Cold Sores (Herpes) prices can vary depending on several factors, including the type of product or device used, the size of the treatment area, the experience of the physician performing the procedure, and the clinic's location. For detailed pricing and to book an appointment, you can reach us at +90 (532) 324 94 54.
When Is Cold Sores (Herpes) Recommended?
Cold Sores (Herpes) is one of the most effective and safe dermatological solutions offered by modern medicine, providing a targeted intervention for correcting skin deformations, signs of aging, or clinical concerns.
Treating chronic or acute skin conditions
Controlling tissue damage and sensitivity
Strengthening the skin barrier and restoring skin health
Expert physician follow-up to reduce the risk of recurrence
Relieving aesthetic and medical discomfort that affects quality of life
How Is Cold Sores (Herpes) Performed, Step by Step?
Cold Sores (Herpes) is carried out at our clinic following a sterile, comfortable protocol tailored to each patient:
1Detailed Consultation and Skin Analysis: Our expert physicians assess your skin's needs and your expectations.
2Preparation and Sterilization: The treatment area is cleansed with antiseptic solutions, and an anesthetic cream is applied for local comfort.
3Precise Needle / Device Application: The relevant dermatological product or technology is delivered with precision to the anatomically correct depth.
4Soothing Aftercare and Review: The process concludes with a soothing cream and sunscreen applied to the treated area.
Aftercare Notes
- Avoid getting the treated area wet or rubbing it for the first 24 hours.
- Do not apply makeup to the injection sites or treatment area.
- Avoid saunas, steam rooms, tanning beds, and intense sun exposure for the first 3 days.
- Drink plenty of water and avoid using any skincare products other than those recommended by your doctor.
Who Is a Suitable Candidate?
- Suitable Candidates: Patients over 18 in good general health with realistic expectations.
- Not Recommended For: Pregnancy and breastfeeding, areas with active skin infection, uncontrolled autoimmune conditions, and known allergies to the relevant ingredients.
Expert Physician Opinion
Our Expert Dermatology Team
"Our expert dermatology team emphasizes that the goal of Cold Sores (Herpes) is to achieve results that avoid an artificial look and instead work in harmony with the skin's natural texture while supporting facial anatomy. At our clinic, every treatment is individually dosed and planned according to each patient's unique skin structure."
Frequently Asked Questions (15 FAQs)
15 Most Common Questions & Answers About Cold Sores (Herpes)
The 15 most searched questions on Google, answered by our expert dermatologists.
1Cold Sores (Herpes) Prices 2026↓
Cold Sores (Herpes) prices can vary depending on several factors, including the type of product used, the size of the treatment area, the experience of the physician performing the procedure, and the clinic's location. For detailed pricing and to book an appointment, you can reach us at +90 (532) 324 94 54.
2What Is Cold Sores (Herpes) and How Does It Work?↓
Cold Sores (Herpes) is a modern dermatological and aesthetic approach in the Skin Conditions category that supports your skin's structure at a cellular level. Performed under clinical conditions, this treatment triggers tissue renewal, addresses the targeted concern, and delivers a healthier overall appearance.
3Who Is a Suitable Candidate for Cold Sores (Herpes)?↓
Cold Sores (Herpes) is suitable for all patients aged 18 and over who are in good general health and who are experiencing the related dermatological skin concern.
4How Long Do the Results of Cold Sores (Herpes) Last?↓
The results of Cold Sores (Herpes) can vary depending on individual metabolism, skin type, and lifestyle habits. On average, patients can expect the effects to last between 6 and 18 months, with the results maintained significantly longer through regular maintenance sessions.
5Is Cold Sores (Herpes) Painful? Is Anesthesia Used?↓
Patient comfort is a top priority during Cold Sores (Herpes). Before the procedure, a high-strength local anesthetic cream is applied to numb the treatment area, ensuring maximum comfort throughout the session.
6What Should Be Considered Before Cold Sores (Herpes)?↓
Before Cold Sores (Herpes), it is recommended — under your doctor's supervision — to pause blood thinners, alcohol consumption, and supplements such as vitamin E for at least 3-5 days. The treatment area should also be clean and free of makeup on the day of the procedure.
7What Is the Aftercare and Recovery Process Like Following Cold Sores (Herpes)?↓
Most of our patients can return to their daily and social routines the same day after Cold Sores (Herpes). In the first 24 hours after the procedure, strenuous exercise, hot baths, saunas, and direct sun exposure should be avoided.
8When Do the Effects of Cold Sores (Herpes) Become Visible?↓
The first effects of Cold Sores (Herpes) become noticeable shortly after the procedure. The tissue fully settles, any swelling resolves, and the final results typically emerge within 1 to 2 weeks.
9Are There Any Side Effects or Risks Associated with Cold Sores (Herpes)?↓
Cold Sores (Herpes) is extremely safe when performed by an experienced dermatologist under sterile clinical conditions. Mild redness, minor swelling, or bruising may occur at the injection or treatment site, and these typically resolve on their own within 2-4 days.
10How Many Sessions of Cold Sores (Herpes) Are Required?↓
The number of sessions required for Cold Sores (Herpes) is determined by our expert physicians based on the patient's needs and tissue condition. While some treatments deliver excellent results in a single session, others may require a course of 2-4 sessions.
11Can Cold Sores (Herpes) Be Combined with Other Aesthetic or Skin Treatments?↓
Yes, Cold Sores (Herpes) can be combined with other medical aesthetic and dermatological treatments such as Botox, skin booster injections, mesotherapy, or laser systems. Combined protocols provide comprehensive skin rejuvenation and improved treatment outcomes.
12Is Cold Sores (Herpes) Safe? Is It FDA or Ministry of Health Approved?↓
At our clinic, Cold Sores (Herpes) is performed exclusively with CE- and FDA-approved, high-quality original products and medical devices that fully comply with Ministry of Health standards.
13When Can I Return to Daily Life After Cold Sores (Herpes)?↓
Since Cold Sores (Herpes) is a minimally invasive or non-invasive procedure, downtime is minimal to none. Most patients can resume their daily activities and social life immediately after the procedure.
14What Are the Advantages of Cold Sores (Herpes) Compared to Other Methods?↓
Cold Sores (Herpes) offers significant comfort and advantages over traditional methods, as it requires no surgery, leaves no stitches or scarring, can be performed quickly, and delivers natural-looking results.
15Why Should Cold Sores (Herpes) Be Performed by Our Expert Dermatology Team?↓
Cold Sores (Herpes) is a medical procedure that requires precise anatomical knowledge and expert physician experience. Our expert dermatology team draws on deep expertise in facial anatomy and skin biology to perform every procedure to the safest standards, tailored specifically to you.
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