Mole, Pigment & Skin Lesion Removal

L centrum Pardubice removes moles, pigmented spots, vascular lesions and benign skin growths using two complementary systems: the K-LASER Blue and the Plexr plasma device. The K-LASER Blue targets melanin and haemoglobin in skin growths, spider veins, broken capillaries and hemangiomas using selective photothermolysis — precise laser energy that destroys the target tissue without damaging surrounding skin. The Plexr is used for smaller lesions, sublimating the tissue point by point with plasma arc energy. Optional anaesthetic cream or injection anaesthesia is available for sensitive areas. The clinic's per-lesion pricing structure (1,700 Kč for one mole, incrementally less per mole for multiple removals) makes it practical to address several lesions in one appointment.

Skin lesion removal at L centrum Pardubice addresses a wide range of benign conditions using physician-selected methods matched to lesion type, size, depth and location. The two core removal systems are the K-LASER Blue and the Plexr plasma device. The K-LASER Blue is a specialised laser operating in the blue wavelength range (approximately 445 nm), which has very high absorption by melanin and oxyhemoglobin — making it particularly effective for melanocytic skin growths (moles, naevi), pigmented lesions (solar lentigines, age spots, ephelides/freckles), and vascular targets (spider veins, broken capillaries, small hemangiomas, port wine stains). At 445 nm, the wavelength is strongly absorbed at the superficial dermis and epidermis where most of these targets are located, enabling targeted destruction with minimal collateral thermal spread to surrounding tissue. The laser energy is delivered in short pulses that heat the target lesion to the tissue damage threshold; over the following weeks, the body's phagocytic cells clear the treated tissue and the skin surface re-epithelialises. The Plexr plasma device (described in detail in the Plexr treatment entry) is used for smaller lesions — particularly xanthelasmas (yellow cholesterol plaques around the eyelids), fibromas (soft skin tags) and small pigmented spots — where the point-by-point precision of the plasma arc is preferable to the broader beam of the laser. Optional anaesthetic cream (200 Kč add-on) is applied before treatment for patient comfort on sensitive areas such as the face; injection anaesthesia (300 Kč) is available for procedures requiring deeper or more extensive numbing. The pricing structure rewards treating multiple lesions in one session: at five moles, the per-lesion price has fallen from 1,700 Kč to approximately 820 Kč — a near-halving of the unit cost that makes multi-lesion clearance sessions economically sensible.