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MUDr. Kamila Šormová and the Aesthgery team

Surgical Removal of Skin Lesions

Type

Mole Removal

Duration

40 min

What's included

5 deliverables in this treatment

  • Pre-procedure dermatological assessment with dermatoscopy
  • Local anaesthesia and surgical excision with margin into healthy tissue
  • Plastic-surgical layered closure for the most discreet scar
  • Histological examination of the removed tissue
  • Aftercare instructions and suture removal at 7–14 days

Surgical excision of skin lesions at AESTHGERY Plzeň is performed by plastic surgeon MUDr. Kamila Šormová with emphasis on safety, precise technique, and the best possible aesthetic outcome. It suits larger lesions (over 5–6 mm), suspicious or atypical moles requiring histological diagnosis, repeatedly irritated or bleeding growths, and fibromas, warts, cysts, or lipomas not removable by gentler methods. The outpatient procedure takes 15–40 minutes under local anaesthesia: the lesion is excised with a margin into healthy tissue, the wound closed with fine layered sutures, and the tissue sent for histology. Sutures come out after 7–14 days; scars fade to become discreet or nearly invisible within months. Each removal is preceded by a dermatological examination including dermatoscopy.

About this treatment

Removing a skin lesion surgically — rather than burning or freezing it — has two advantages: the complete lesion is available for histological examination, giving a definitive diagnosis, and in the hands of a plastic surgeon the closure can be planned for the best possible scar. At AESTHGERY both motivations meet: the procedure is performed by MUDr. Kamila Šormová, a plastic surgeon with more than 30 years of operative experience.

When surgical excision is the right method

Suspicious or atypical pigmented moles where histology is required to rule out melanoma; larger lesions above 5–6 mm; growths that repeatedly inflame, bleed, or catch on clothing; and lesions in visible locations where the aesthetic outcome matters. The technique covers a wide range of skin findings: pigmented naevi, atheromas and epidermal cysts, viral warts resistant to other treatment, fibromas and papillomas, seborrhoeic keratoses, lipomas,…

Good to know

Duration
15–40 minutes, outpatient
Anaesthesia
Local
Histology
Included — definitive diagnosis of the removed lesion
Suitable for
Moles, cysts, lipomas, fibromas, warts, keratoses, xanthelasma
Performed by
Plastic surgeon — aesthetic closure technique

Who is this for?

Suspicious or atypical moles needing histology, lesions over 5–6 mm, repeatedly irritated or bleeding growths, lesions in visible locations where scar quality matters

Preparation required

Book by phone or email; a dermatoscopic assessment precedes removal. Disclose blood-thinning medication. After excision, follow wound-care instructions, protect the scar from sun, and return for suture removal at 7–14 days.

About the clinic

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AESTHGERY — MUDr. Kamila Šormová clinical team

Clinical team

MUDr. Kamila Šormová graduated from Charles University Faculty of Medicine in Plzeň in 1991, completed her general surgery attestation in 1994 and plastic surgery attestation in 1999, the year she founded AESTHGERY. She trained at the plastic surgery department of the Plzeň University Hospital and completed fellowships at Uni-Klinik Erlangen (Germany) and the University of British Columbia in Vancouver (Canada). She…

Clinic-reported credentials

Plastic surgery attestation (1999) Czech Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery certificate ISAPS member — International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery EWAPS member — European Workshop of Advanced Plastic Surgery TÜV SÜD Management Service GmbH certified clinic

Languages: Czech, English, German, Ukrainian

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