Mole & Skin Lesion Removal

Surgical removal of moles and other skin lesions, performed by physicians at a clinic that combines dermatology with dermatosurgery. After a dermatological assessment — including dermatoscopy where appropriate — a lesion can be removed for cosmetic reasons or for evaluation, with face and body priced separately and larger skin tumours quoted by size. Having removal done by dermatology-trained doctors means suspicious lesions are properly assessed first.

Mole and skin-lesion removal at Medycyna Piękna is carried out by physicians within a practice that brings together general dermatology, aesthetic dermatology and dermatosurgery. The process usually begins with a dermatological consultation in which the lesion is examined, often with dermatoscopy, to judge whether it is harmless and suitable for removal, whether it should be sent for histopathological evaluation, or whether it needs different management. This assessment-first approach is an important safety step that distinguishes medical removal from purely cosmetic services. Where surgical excision is appropriate, the area is cleaned and numbed with local anaesthetic, the lesion is removed and the wound closed and dressed; the appointment typically takes around thirty minutes depending on size and site. Removed tissue can be sent for laboratory examination when indicated. Aftercare involves keeping the wound clean and protected, and the clinic advises on suture removal and sun protection of the healing skin, since fresh scars pigment easily. Pricing is set per lesion and differs for the face and body, with larger or more complex skin tumours quoted individually. The clinic also offers laser-based removal of certain benign lesions such as skin tags and small growths as a separate option. Any lesion that is changing, bleeding, itching or otherwise concerning should be assessed by a doctor rather than removed cosmetically, and the consultation is the place to discuss this.