Skin Lesion Removal

Surgical removal of moles, skin tags and other benign or suspicious skin lesions by a surgeon, with the option to send tissue for laboratory analysis. Performed under local anaesthetic as a minor procedure, it is used both for cosmetic reasons and where a lesion should be assessed. The clinic also offers scar revision to improve the appearance of existing scars from injury or previous surgery.

Skin lesion removal at Klinika Złotowska is a minor surgical procedure carried out by a surgeon under local anaesthetic to excise moles, skin tags, cysts and other benign or suspicious lesions. Beyond cosmetic improvement, surgical excision allows any lesion of concern to be removed completely and, where appropriate, sent for histopathological examination so that its nature can be confirmed — an option worth discussing for any mole that has changed in size, shape or colour. The procedure typically takes around fifteen to thirty minutes depending on the lesion. After numbing the area, the surgeon removes the lesion and closes the site with fine sutures where needed, aiming to keep any resulting scar as discreet as possible; you go home the same day with aftercare instructions and arrangements for suture removal and, if relevant, results. The clinic also offers scar revision, using surgical or other techniques to improve the appearance of scars left by accidents, acne or previous operations. Because the work is done within a surgical clinic, lesions that prove to need wider treatment can be managed appropriately. Suitability, the likely approach and whether laboratory analysis is recommended are discussed beforehand, and the final cost depends on the lesion and whether histopathology is required.