Skin Lesion Removal (Dermatosurgery)

Most Common Skin Lesions We Remove

Moles (Nevi)

Moles that change in appearance, bleed, itch, or are located in high-friction or visible areas (face, bra line, belt area) should be evaluated. We remove flat and raised moles on the face and body using techniques that balance medical safety and aesthetic outcome—especially important for facial lesions. All removed moles are sent for pathohistological analysis (PHA).

Skin Tags, Fibromas & Papillomas

Soft, benign growths that often remain unnoticed for years—until they become mechanically or aesthetically bothersome. Common locations include the neck, armpits, groin, and décolletage.

Viral Warts & Keratoses

• Viral warts are contagious and may spread if untreated
• Seborrheic keratoses are benign but often removed for cosmetic reasons

Both can be treated quickly and effectively.

Subcutaneous Lesions: Atheromas & Lipomas

Painless lumps beneath the skin that tend to grow over time. Surgical removal is straightforward, safe, and prevents recurrence or discomfort.

Malignant Skin Lesions

Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC), Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC), Melanoma

• Basal cell carcinoma grows locally and can damage deeper tissue
• Squamous cell carcinoma carries a higher risk of spread if untreated
• Melanoma is the most aggressive form of skin cancer and often mimics a mole

Early recognition and prompt removal are critical for optimal outcomes.

Skin Lesion Removal at at 4CLINIC: What to Expect

The removal technique is selected based on the lesion’s type, size, and location.

• Small, benign lesions (warts, keratoses):
  → electrocoagulation, radiofrequency, or cryotherapy
• Suspicious lesions or moles:
  → surgical excision to allow complete pathohistological analysis

Sending tissue for analysis is a standard safety measure, not an automatic sign of malignancy.

The Procedure Step by Step

1. Medical consultation and examination
2. Local anaesthesia (fast-acting, painless)
3. Precise and sterile lesion removal
4. Written aftercare instructions + phone support if needed
5. Pathohistological analysis (when indicated)

Recovery and Aftercare

• Most patients resume normal activities the same or next day
• The treated area should be protected from water, dirt, and heavy strain
• Healing usually occurs within 7–10 days, depending on the lesion

Skin Lesion Removal - price

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The cost depends on:

• Type of lesion
• Size and location
• Chosen removal method

Exact pricing is provided after medical evaluation

Booking

Don’t postpone care for your health—or your appearance.
With expert evaluation and modern techniques, skin lesion removal is now a safe, precise, and routine procedure.

Book your consultation and treatment with confidence.