Laser Removal of Skin Lesions

Laser removal of benign skin lesions such as small moles, warts, fibromas and other surface changes, carried out by the clinic's dermatology team. Lesions are first assessed — including with dermoscopy where appropriate — before any removal, so that anything suspicious is identified and managed correctly. Small lesions are usually treated quickly, with prices depending on size and location.

Laser removal of skin lesions is a dermatological treatment for benign surface changes — small moles, skin tags, fibromas, warts and similar lesions — using focused laser energy to remove the lesion precisely while minimising effect on the surrounding skin. At Cieślikowska Clinic this is handled by the dermatology team, and assessment comes first: the doctor examines the lesion, using dermoscopy or full-body skin mapping where appropriate, so that any lesion with suspicious features is identified and managed through the correct pathway rather than simply removed for cosmetic reasons. For suitable benign lesions, treatment is usually quick — small lesions often take only a few minutes under local measures for comfort. Afterwards a small scab typically forms and heals over one to two weeks; keeping the area clean and protected from the sun supports good healing and reduces the chance of a mark. Several small lesions can sometimes be treated in one visit, and the clinic prices accordingly — for example a package for several very small lesions, or individual pricing for facial or larger lesions. The clinic also offers dermatoscopic assessment of moles across the whole body, which is valuable for anyone with many moles or a personal or family history that warrants monitoring. Because some skin lesions need histological evaluation, the dermatologist will advise when surgical excision with laboratory analysis is the more appropriate route. Suitability is always confirmed by the doctor before any lesion is treated.