Objective: to improve the results of laser and radio destruction using ozonated olive oil for cervical diseases. Subjects and methods. The paper gives the results of treating wounds of the cervix uteri after destructive treatments using topical ozonated olive oil in 50 patients with its benign diseases. A control group consisted of 57 women who received no topical treatment after applying the destructive technique. Results. In the study group, the use of ozonated olive oil was found to significantly shorten the alteration and epithelization phases and there was a significant reduction in the time of complete wound epithelization after laser (to 14±0.4 days on average) and radiosurgical (to 16.1±0.6 days) treatments as compared to the control group (22.3±1.7 days). Conclusion. Ozonated olive oil used after destructive interventions for cervical diseases reduces the time of wound healing by an average of 6.2±2.15 days, which can enhance the clinical efficiency of treatment.