Mole Check & Laser Mole Removal

Dermatologist-led mole screening with dermatoscope examination followed by removal of benign moles, fibromas and skin growths by laser or cosmetic excision at My Best Care. Per-lesion pricing decreases with each additional lesion removed in the same visit, histological verification is available, and the preventive check is partly reimbursed by several Czech insurers. Suspicious lesions are always assessed before any cosmetic removal.

Removing a mole safely starts with knowing what it is — My Best Care's protocol pairs dermatological assessment with removal in one pathway. **Screening (1,690 Kč):** A dermatologist examines moles with a dermatoscope — a polarised magnification instrument that reveals pigment-network structures invisible to the naked eye, the standard tool for distinguishing harmless naevi from lesions needing biopsy. Several Czech health insurers (e.g. VZP 111, ČPZP 205) contribute up to 500 Kč toward preventive mole screening. **Removal options:** Benign moles, seborrhoeic keratoses, fibromas and warts are removed by laser with minimal scarring; degressive per-lesion pricing (1,390 / 990 / 690 Kč) makes clearing multiple lesions in one visit economical. Pedunculated fibromas are priced by count (1–5 pcs 1,390 Kč up to whole areas 5,990 Kč). Where the dermatologist prefers tissue preservation — or the patient wants certainty — cosmetic surgical excision (from 2,490 Kč) with histological examination (1,390 Kč) is performed instead, the gold standard for any lesion with atypical features. **Aftercare:** Laser-removal sites crust and heal over 1–2 weeks; sun protection of the healing spot for 4–8 weeks prevents post-inflammatory pigmentation. Any regrowth at the original site within 24 months is re-treated for a nominal 390 Kč. **Note:** Children and adolescents under 15 are not treated by laser; suspicious lesions are referred along the appropriate medical pathway rather than lasered.