Laser cauterization of non-specific areas and small polyps can be completely treated, but specific areas or larger polyps can be difficult to eliminate completely. Laser is one way of treating polyps and the prognosis needs to be determined in relation to the location and size of the polyp. Generally speaking, if it is the cervix, stomach and other organs, the size of the polyp is relatively small, through the laser for local treatment, can still be completely eliminated, and has the advantages of small trauma, fast recovery. However, if the tumor size is relatively large, and is a special part of the nasal cavity and other polyps, it is difficult for the laser to eliminate it completely, or recommended to take the traditional surgery or endoscopic minimally invasive surgery and other treatments, in order to be able to polyps complete excision. Remind everyone that although polyps are benign, they may recur in the later stages, and should be followed by the doctor’s instructions to do a good job of rechecking!