Mole & Skin Lesion Removal

Removal of moles, skin tags, fibromas and other benign skin lesions, carried out by a doctor after a dermoscopy assessment to check the lesion first. The clinic offers both laser removal for suitable superficial lesions and surgical excision where tissue should be sent for histopathology. Combining dermatology and dermatosurgery in one practice means lesions can be assessed and treated appropriately rather than simply removed.

Mole and skin-lesion removal at PROESTETICA begins with a dermatological assessment, including dermoscopy — a magnified, illuminated examination of the lesion — and video dermoscopy where useful, so that the doctor can judge whether a lesion is suitable for cosmetic removal or should be excised and examined. This step matters: any lesion with concerning features should be removed surgically so the tissue can be sent for histopathology rather than vaporised, and the clinic's combination of dermatology and dermatosurgery under one roof supports that decision. For suitable benign, superficial lesions — many moles, fibromas, skin tags and warts — laser removal offers a quick, precise option with minimal bleeding and a small wound that heals over one to two weeks. Where excision is more appropriate, a minor surgical procedure under local anaesthetic removes the lesion completely, and the sample can be sent for histopathological examination for an added fee. Both approaches are day procedures; the practitioner explains wound care, what to expect during healing and how to protect the area from the sun, which helps the final appearance. Suitability, the best method for each lesion and any need for pathology are discussed at the assessment. This service is for benign or cosmetically unwanted lesions; anyone with a changing, bleeding or otherwise suspicious mole should seek timely medical assessment.