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Laser Removal of Benign Skin Lesions

Type

Mole Removal

Duration

30 min

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Clinical examination of the lesion
  • Removal by laser, cryotherapy or minor surgery as appropriate
  • Histopathology where indicated
  • Aftercare guidance

Removal of benign skin lesions — such as warts, skin tags, seborrhoeic keratoses and other harmless growths — by laser, freezing (cryotherapy) or minor surgery, chosen to suit the lesion. At AESTETICA a dermatologist or surgeon first examines each lesion and, where there is any doubt, sends tissue for histopathology. Any lesion with suspicious features is assessed medically rather than removed for cosmetic reasons alone.

About this treatment

AESTETICA removes benign skin lesions using the method best suited to each case: a laser to vaporise superficial growths precisely, cryotherapy to freeze and destroy lesions such as warts, or minor surgical excision where a lesion is larger, deeper or needs to be sent for laboratory analysis. The starting point is always a clinical examination — and, where helpful, dermatoscopy — by a dermatologist or surgeon to confirm the lesion is harmless and to…

For laser and cryotherapy, treatment is usually quick and performed under local anaesthetic or numbing where needed. Afterwards a small scab or area of redness forms and heals over one to two weeks; keeping the area clean and protected from the sun supports healing and helps minimise marking. Surgical excision involves a small wound closed with sutures and a short follow-up to remove them and review any laboratory result. The service is suited to adults…

Good to know

Methods
Laser, cryotherapy or minor surgery
Assessed by
Dermatologist or surgeon
Safety
Histopathology where indicated

Who is this for?

Adults wanting safe removal of benign skin lesions such as warts, skin tags or keratoses

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

Founded and led by Dr Jacek Jarliński (dr n. med.), a specialist plastic surgeon practising since 1991 and formerly a department head at the Railway Hospital in Wrocław. The plastic surgery and aesthetic-medicine team also includes Dr Wojciech Berendt (plastic and general surgeon) and Dr Krzysztof Mildner (specialist in plastic and general surgery, sports medicine). Dermatology and aesthetic procedures are supported…

Languages: Polish, English

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