Skin Lesion & Mole Removal

Skin lesion and mole removal at MUDr. Kloud's practice removes melanocytic naevi, fibromas, seborrhoeic keratoses, haemangiomas, atheromas, and cysts under local anaesthesia. The first lesion costs CZK 1,500 (including local anaesthetic); each additional lesion removed in the same session costs CZK 1,000, making it straightforward to address multiple lesions in a single visit. Multiple removal methods are available depending on lesion type: surgical excision with suture closure for histological examination, curettage (excochleation), electrocautery, laser, or cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen for viral warts. Available at both the Hradec Králové and Jičín locations. Procedure duration is under 20 minutes per lesion.

Skin lesion removal at this private plastic surgery practice is performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon — a meaningful difference from lesion removal in a GP clinic or dermatology setting, where the closure technique may not prioritise scar quality in the same way. MUDr. Kloud's training in wound closure and scar management informs every excision, from the ellipse design to the layered suture technique, producing finer, less visible scars than non-plastic-surgery approaches. The range of lesions commonly treated includes: melanocytic naevi (pigmented moles, raised or flat); fibromas and dermatofibromas (firm skin nodules); seborrhoeic keratoses (warty, greasy-surfaced growths common with ageing); haemangiomas (benign vascular lesions); atheromas and epidermal cysts (subcutaneous swellings from blocked sebaceous glands); and viral warts. Each lesion type has an appropriate removal method: **Surgical excision with suture closure** is the standard approach for moles and any lesion where histological confirmation is desired — the specimen is sent to the pathology laboratory and the result reported within one to two weeks. This is the recommended approach for any lesion with irregular borders, mixed pigmentation, or recent change in size or appearance. **Curettage (excochleation)** is used for superficially attached lesions such as seborrhoeic keratoses and some fibromas, removing them by scooping without suturing. **Electrocautery** addresses small superficial lesions through controlled electrical heat. **Cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen** is the treatment of choice for common warts (verrucae), plantar warts, and molluscum contagiosum, freezing the lesion to induce controlled tissue destruction. **Laser** treatment is available for select superficial vascular and pigmented lesions. The tiered pricing structure (CZK 1,500 first lesion; CZK 1,000 each additional) incentivises treating multiple lesions in a single appointment, reducing the total number of clinical visits and anaesthetic exposures. The procedure is available at both the Hradec Králové and Jičín consulting locations, making it accessible to patients in the Jičín area without requiring a trip to the city. Post-procedure care is simple: wound dressing for several days, suture removal at days seven to ten (for sutured excisions), and sun protection of the healing skin for two to three months as the scar matures.