At Baucor, we specialize in manufacturing custom surgical blades designed explicitly for dermatology procedures. Our surgical blades are engineered to offer accuracy and precision, which are vital for successful surgical procedures. We collaborate with industry partners to create custom surgical blades that meet their needs. We aim to produce high-quality, innovative, and precise custom blades that meet and exceed our customers' expectations. 

Dermatology procedures vary in complexity, ranging from dermatoses to complex skin cancers. Each intervention demands a unique approach depending on the nature of the condition, whether it is a malignant tumor or a cosmetic concern.

Typically, dermatologists evaluate the patient’s skin condition, medical history, and any relevant tests, which help to determine the appropriate surgical approach and ensure patient safety. Dermatology surgeries are often performed under local anesthesia, numbing only the specific area where the procedure is performed. 

Dermatologists can perform diverse types of procedures:

1. Simple Excisions:
   For the removal of benign lesions, in this type of procedure, the dermatologist uses a scalpel to cut around and remove a margin of normal skin along with lesions such as skin tags, lipomas, or cysts.
   
   
2. Mohs Micrographic surgery:
   This type of surgery is used to remove certain skin cancers, in which the surgeon removes thin layers of tissue and examines each layer under a microscope until no cancerous cells remain.
   
   
3. Biopsies:
   A biopsy is performed by removing a small tissue sample for diagnostic purposes.
   
   
4. Laser surgery:
   Laser is utilized in dermatology surgery for various purposes, including removing tattoos and lesions. Laser surgery is precise and can target tissues without affecting surrounding tissues.
   
   
5. Cryosurgery:
   Cryosurgery uses liquid nitrogen to freeze and destroy abnormal cells. It treats warts, actinic keratoses, and specific precancerous lesions.
   
   
6. Reconstructive procedures:
   Reconstructive procedures are performed after removing a skin lesion or tumor to optimize aesthetic outcomes. 

Dermatological procedures require precision and delicacy, involving intricate skin anatomy knowledge, advanced techniques, and equipment. To achieve the best possible patient outcomes, surgeons must have access to the most superior tools available, such as custom-made blades. These tools are indispensable in demanding surgeries, allowing surgeons to perform procedures with the utmost precision and delicacy. 

Baucor collaborates closely with dermatology surgeons, medical device engineers, and industry partners to better understand their unique requirements and challenges. This enables us to design, develop, and manufacture surgical tools of the highest performance. Our collaborative approach ensures that our products are unparalleled in the industry, and we take pride in delivering exceptional products to our customers.

At Baucor, we adhere to strict quality assurance and regulatory regulations to ensure patient safety and satisfaction. Our manufacturing process undergoes rigorous testing, and our blades comply with relevant industry regulations, which ensures that each blade we manufacture meets and exceeds the standards and precision required in dermatology.

• Cutting:
  The first step in manufacturing is to use a CNC machine to cut the blade to the desired shape.
  
  
• Heating:
  Next, the blade is put through a heat treatment process to harden the metal and make it more durable.
  
  
• Sharpening:
  After heating, the blade is sharpened to remove any imperfections. A grinding process is then used to refine and make the blade sharper. 
  
  
• Coating:
  Coating the tips of blades can help the blade better withstand wear and tear. It can prolong the blade's lifespan.