Mole Removal in Prague

Professional removal of benign moles with optional histology.

UEM Prague removes moles, skin tags and other benign skin growths surgically from 500 Kč or by laser from 800 Kč per lesion, within its corrective dermatosurgery department. Removal by a plastic surgery institute brings two advantages: excised lesions can be handled with proper margins and histological pathways where examination is warranted, and closure technique is optimized for the finest possible scar — relevant for facial lesions. Same-visit removal of multiple lesions is routine.

Safe removal of birthmarks and moles with histological examination if needed.

Dermatologist-led mole screening with dermatoscope examination followed by removal of benign moles, fibromas and skin growths by laser or cosmetic excision at My Best Care. Per-lesion pricing decreases with each additional lesion removed in the same visit, histological verification is available, and the preventive check is partly reimbursed by several Czech insurers. Suspicious lesions are always assessed before any cosmetic removal.

Surgical removal of moles, skin tags and other benign skin lesions for cosmetic reasons at FNKV's plastic surgery department — the same department that surgically treats skin cancer, so every lesion is assessed and excised with oncological discipline and plastic-surgical closure for the finest possible scar. Skin tags cost from 300 Kč, small cosmetic excisions 1,500 Kč, with multi-lesion discounts in the same session.

Surgical removal of moles with histological examination.

Surgical removal of single skin lesion with local anesthesia.

Digital dermatoscope diagnostics with laser or surgical removal and histological analysis.

Surgical excision of suspicious or cosmetically concerning moles with histological analysis.

Surgical excision of benign skin lesions at RAJSKA Clinic is performed by board-qualified dermatologists and includes initial dermatoscopic examination to assess any lesion before removal. The service covers pigmented naevi (moles), benign skin growths, viral warts, seborrheic keratosis, molluscum contagiosum, fibromas, and other common benign lesions. Histological examination (pathology analysis) is available and recommended for any excised lesion with atypical features. All procedures use local anaesthetic, and the clinic's physician team provides the clinical judgment to distinguish cosmetically bothersome benign lesions from those requiring pathology review.

Altos Klinika removes moles, warts, skin growths and haemangiomas with CO2 and Nd:YAG lasers from 2,500 Kč per lesion, preceded by digital dermatoscopic examination (2,000 Kč for up to five moles) so pigmented lesions are screened by a dermatologist before removal. Laser spider-vein treatment for the nose, cheeks and legs is also offered from 4,900 Kč.

Surgical mole removal including histological examination.