Laser Skin Growth Removal

Laser removal of skin growths at MED-LASER Jihlava addresses the full range of benign cutaneous lesions — fibromas (benign connective tissue growths), papillomas, skin tags, and seborrheic keratosis — using precisely targeted laser energy that ablates the unwanted tissue without surgery or sutures. The laser selectively destroys the growth while leaving adjacent healthy skin intact, resulting in a clean cosmetic outcome with minimal recovery time. The clinic's before-and-after gallery includes documentation of fibroma and dermatofibroma removal cases. Treatment is performed in a medical setting under the supervision of Prim. MUDr. Marie Policarová, who conducts an assessment to confirm the lesion is benign before proceeding. From 600 Kč per growth, the procedure offers a rapid outpatient solution to lesions that cause cosmetic concern or physical irritation.

Benign skin growths are among the most common dermatological concerns across all age groups. Fibromas are small, soft or firm nodules of fibrous connective tissue that can appear anywhere on the body; papillomas and skin tags are finger-like or pedunculated epidermal outgrowths; seborrheic keratosis produces rough, wart-like plaques that increase in number and size with age. While none of these are medically dangerous, they can cause significant cosmetic distress, catch on clothing, or become irritated with repeated friction. Laser ablation offers a precise and bloodless method for removing these lesions. The laser energy is absorbed by the tissue chromophores in the growth, generating localised heat that vaporises the lesion. Because the energy is concentrated in the target tissue and the pulse duration is calibrated to avoid excess heat diffusion, the surrounding skin is largely unaffected. The result is immediate removal of the growth, followed by a short healing phase as the tiny treated area re-epithelialises. At MED-LASER Jihlava, the removal is performed under medical supervision — Prim. MUDr. Policarová assesses each lesion before treatment to confirm its benign nature and appropriate candidacy for laser removal. The clinic's published gallery includes before-and-after images for fibroma and dermatofibroma cases, demonstrating their experience with this category of treatment. Multiple growths can often be treated in a single session, which makes the visit efficient for patients with more than one lesion to address. Preparation: arrive with clean, dry skin in the area to be treated. No makeup, cream, or lotion on the growth or surrounding skin. Inform the clinic of any blood-thinning medications. Post-treatment: a small crust forms at the treated site and resolves naturally over 5–10 days. Do not pick at the crust. Avoid sun exposure on the healed area for 4 weeks after treatment and apply SPF 50+. Suitable for adults of all ages with benign cutaneous growths confirmed by clinical assessment.