Type
Dermatology Consultation
Duration
30 min
What's included
5 deliverables in this treatment
- Pre-procedure lesion assessment by specialist physician
- Local anaesthetic administration
- Surgical, electrocoagulation, or sclerotherapy removal of lesion(s)
- Wound dressing and aftercare instructions
- Histopathology submission where clinically indicated
In-clinic minor surgical procedures to remove benign skin lesions including moles, warts, skin tags, molluscum contagiosum, and dilated superficial blood vessels. The procedure is performed by a dermatovenerologist at Kožní Keclíková using surgical excision, electrocoagulation, or sclerotherapy depending on the nature and location of the lesion. Surgical specimens are sent for histopathological analysis where clinically indicated. For patients covered by contracted Czech health insurers, removal of lesions that meet clinical criteria is performed under insurance. Self-pay options are available for cosmetically motivated removal not covered by insurance — for example, skin tags or superficial vessels causing no symptoms.
About this treatment
Minor skin surgery at Kožní Keclíková covers the removal of a range of benign skin lesions using the technique most appropriate to each type. The clinic's dermatovenerologist assesses each lesion at a preceding consultation, deciding whether excision, electrocoagulation, or sclerotherapy offers the most precise and cosmetically optimal removal.
Surgical excision under local anaesthetic is used for moles and other pigmented lesions, particularly where the specimen should be sent for histopathological examination to confirm benignity. Electrocoagulation — the application of a controlled electrical current — is appropriate for seborrheic keratoses, skin tags (fibroepitheliomas), molluscum contagiosum nodules, and superficial vascular lesions such as spider angiomata and dilated capillaries.…
The procedure room at the clinic is a clean outpatient environment. The physician marks the treatment area, applies topical or local anaesthetic as required, performs the removal, and dresses the site. For excisions, dissolving or removable sutures are placed depending on location and depth; aftercare instructions cover wound care, sun avoidance, and signs of infection to watch for. Histopathology results, when requested, are typically returned within one…
Good to know
- Techniques
- Excision, electrocoagulation, sclerotherapy
- Insurance
- Covered for contracted insurer patients (indicated cases)
- Specimen
- Histopathology available on request
Who is this for?
Patients wanting to remove moles, warts, skin tags, molluscum, or dilated skin vessels — for medical or cosmetic reasons
Preparation required
A prior dermatology consultation is required before any surgical procedure — do not book surgery as a first visit. Eat normally; no fasting needed. Avoid blood-thinning medications (aspirin, ibuprofen) for 7 days beforehand where possible. Bring your insurance card if you are a contracted insurer patient. Wear clothing that gives easy access to the treatment area.
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.
Clinical team
The clinic is led by MUDr. Lenka Keclíková (vedoucí lékař), a licensed dermatovenerologist and aesthetic dermatologist. She is supported by a team of specially trained and licensed healthcare professionals (specializovaně atestovaný zdravotnický personál), including staff certified to perform manual and device lymphatic drainage. Physicians carrying out FTC thread-lifting hold additional FTC Therapy certification,…
Languages: Czech
Treatment highlights
- Pre-procedure lesion assessment by specialist physician
- Local anaesthetic administration
+3 more items in What's included
From 2 000 Kč per lesion for self-pay patients. Removal of moles, warts, skin tags, seborrheic keratoses, molluscum contagiosum, and dilated vessels via electrocoagulation is covered by contracted health insurers (VZP, ZPMV, OZP, RBP, ČPZP) when medically indicated. Sclerotherapy of varicose vessels may be self-pay; exact fee advised at consultation.