Surgical Laser Removal of Skin Lesions

A CO2-style surgical laser is used to remove benign skin lesions — moles, warts, fibromas and age spots — by precisely vaporising the unwanted tissue under physician supervision. At Mediclaser it starts from 150 zł per lesion, with the final price confirmed at the medical consultation according to the size and type of change. Treating one lesion at a time allows accurate work with a small, well-controlled treated area.

Surgical-laser removal uses a focused laser to precisely ablate (vaporise) small, benign skin lesions layer by layer, allowing the unwanted tissue to be removed while limiting impact on the surrounding skin. At Mediclaser the technique is offered for common changes such as moles, warts (including filiform and common warts), soft fibromas (skin tags) and pigmented age or 'liver' spots, always under physician supervision and after assessment of the lesion. Important safeguard: any pigmented mole should first be evaluated by the physician, and anything with suspicious features is referred for appropriate assessment rather than simply removed — this is part of the medical interview that precedes treatment. The area is cleansed and numbed, the lesion is treated, and a small wound or scab forms that typically heals over one to two weeks with simple aftercare and strict sun protection to reduce the risk of marking. Most lesions are treated in a single short session, with larger or multiple changes sometimes needing more than one visit. Pricing starts from 150 zł per lesion and is confirmed during the consultation according to the size, type and location of the change. The treatment suits adults wanting to remove bothersome benign skin lesions for comfort or cosmetic reasons; suitability is confirmed beforehand, and it is avoided over active infection and in pregnancy where practical.