Skin Growths, Tags & Warts Removal

Skin growth, tag, and wart removal at Laserstudio addresses a broad category of benign cutaneous lesions that — while medically non-threatening — may cause cosmetic concern, friction discomfort, or intermittent bleeding. MUDr. Bednář's dermatological training allows him to clinically differentiate lesion types and select the optimal removal technique for each, with laser ablation being the primary modality for most superficial growths.

Skin tags (acrochordons) are pedunculated fibrovascular outgrowths that form most commonly in intertriginous areas — the neck, axillae, groin, and eyelids. They are benign but may catch on jewellery or clothing and cause irritation. Laser ablation severs the stalk and destroys the base in seconds, with negligible bleeding and no sutures.

Viral warts (verrucae vulgares) are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. They present as rough, hyperkeratotic papules typically on the hands, fingers, or feet. Laser treatment targets the vascular supply within the wart tissue, causing necrosis of the HPV-infected keratinocytes while preserving surrounding normal skin. Multiple sessions may be required for deeply embedded or resistant warts.