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At the Linove Clinic, skin lesions are removed both surgically and using modern laser technology. This allows us to choose the most appropriate method to achieve a safe and aesthetically pleasing result for each patient.
Skin lesion removal is a medical procedure during which benign or suspicious skin lesions—such as moles, warts, papillomas, and others—are removed. It is performed for both aesthetic and medical reasons—to relieve discomfort, improve appearance, or determine the nature of the lesion.
We will contact you shortly to clarify the procedure and time of your visit.
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Tell your doctor about any medications you are taking (especially blood thinners).
If you have any allergies to anesthetics or other medications, be sure to tell your doctor.
It is recommended to consult with your doctor in a timely manner to determine whether the lesion should be sent for histological examination.
assesses the skin lesion and determines the most appropriate removal method (surgical excision, electrocoagulation, laser, etc.),
administer local anesthesia,
removes the lesion and, if necessary, sends it for histological analysis,
provides instructions on wound care and the healing process.
After the procedure, the skin usually heals smoothly and there are no visible scars.In rare cases , a minimal, almost imperceptible scar may remain, which becomes less noticeable over time. Your doctor will provide advice on how to care for your skin to ensure the best possible aesthetic outcome.
The removal of skin growths is usually a one-time procedure. If multiple growths need to be removed, the doctor may decide to spread the procedure over several visits.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so pain is minimal or not felt at all.
A biopsy usually takes 15–30 minutes, depending on the location and size of the lesion.
Yes, but the doctor always assesses whether the lesion needs to be sent for histological examination as well.
Depending on the removal method and the size of the lesion, a small scar may remain. Your doctor will provide recommendations on how to speed up healing and minimize the visibility of the scar.
If a lesion is suspicious, the doctor must send it for histological examination.
