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Skin Lesion Excision (including Histology)

Type

Mole Removal

Duration

30 min

What's included

6 deliverables in this treatment

  • Pre-procedure assessment by MUDr. Štěpánková
  • Local anaesthetic injection
  • Surgical excision with appropriate tissue margins
  • Fine-suture wound closure
  • Histological pathology analysis of the excised specimen
  • Wound dressing and post-operative care instructions

OK Medical performs minor surgical excision of skin lesions under local anaesthesia, including mandatory histological analysis of every removed specimen. This distinguishes the service from cosmetic mole removal offered at many aesthetics clinics where no histology is taken — at OK Medical, the excised tissue is submitted to a pathology laboratory after every procedure so that malignant or pre-malignant changes can be detected if present. Common indications include benign moles (naevi), fibromas, cysts, and other surface lesions. MUDr. Kim Štěpánková approaches each case from the combined ophthalmological and aesthetic medicine perspective — particularly relevant for periorbital and facial lesions where precision and cosmetic outcome matter equally. Surgical referrals to external plastic surgeon Dr. Tomáš Votruba are arranged when lesion type or location requires more complex surgery.

About this treatment

Skin lesion excision at OK Medical is a minor surgical procedure performed under local anaesthesia in the clinic's treatment room. The procedure is relevant for patients with moles, fibromas, sebaceous cysts, dermatofibromas, or other cutaneous lesions that are symptomatic, cosmetically bothersome, or showing features that warrant removal and histological assessment.

The critical differentiator in OK Medical's offering is mandatory histology — every excised specimen is submitted to a pathology laboratory for microscopic analysis. This is not standard practice at aesthetics clinics or laser removal providers, where lesions may be vaporised or removed without any tissue being preserved. Histological assessment is the only method that definitively confirms or excludes dysplasia (atypical cell changes) or malignancy,…

MUDr. Kim Štěpánková's dual specialisation in ophthalmology and aesthetic medicine is particularly relevant for excision of periorbital lesions (around the eye area), where anatomical knowledge of the orbital structures, lacrimal system, and eyelid margin is essential for safe and cosmetically accurate closure. For more complex lesions — large, deeply invasive, or in locations requiring reconstructive flaps — the clinic arranges referral to associated…

Good to know

Histology
Included — all excisions submitted to pathology
Anaesthesia
Local
Suture removal
7–14 days post-procedure
Referrals
Complex cases referred to Dr. Tomáš Votruba (plastic surgeon)

Who is this for?

Moles, fibromas, cysts, and skin lesions requiring removal and definitive histological assessment; periorbital and facial lesions where surgical precision and cosmetic closure quality are important

Preparation required

Inform the clinic of all current medications, especially anticoagulants or aspirin. Eat normally before the appointment — local anaesthesia does not require fasting. Expect a small dressing over the site for 24–48 hours after the procedure.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

OK Medical clinical team

Clinical team

MUDr. Kim Štěpánková, FEBO, DiS. is the founder and sole physician at OK Medical. She graduated from the 1st Medical Faculty at Charles University Prague (2002–2008), completed a six-month clinical internship in Strasbourg, France (2006), earned her ophthalmology specialisation certificate in 2013, and passed the prestigious FEBO (Fellow of the European Board of Ophthalmology) examination in Paris that same year.…

Languages: cs, fr

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