Laser Removal of Benign Skin Lesions

Removal of benign skin lesions — soft fibromas (skin tags), seborrhoeic and viral warts, and cherry angiomas — using a CO2 laser, performed after a dermatology assessment by the clinic's dermatologist. At Gabinety Tuwima lesions are priced individually, so the cost depends on how many are treated and their size. It suits patients who want unwanted but harmless skin growths removed precisely.

Laser removal of benign skin lesions uses a focused CO2 laser to precisely vaporise small, harmless skin growths such as soft fibromas (skin tags), seborrhoeic keratoses, viral warts and cherry (ruby) angiomas. The laser allows targeted removal with good control around the lesion, and is performed at Gabinety Tuwima by the clinic's dermatologist after an examination to confirm that a lesion is benign and suitable for removal — an important safety step, as any pigmented or changing lesion should be assessed before treatment rather than simply removed. The area is numbed for comfort and each lesion is treated in turn; treatment time depends on how many are addressed. Afterwards a small crust or scab usually forms over each treated spot and heals over one to two weeks, during which it should be kept clean and protected from the sun to support healing and reduce the chance of a mark. Lesions are priced individually, so a final cost is given once the dermatologist has seen how many you wish to treat and their size; cherry angiomas are quoted across a range for the same reason. The treatment is intended for adults with confirmed benign lesions they find bothersome or cosmetically unwanted. Anything suspicious is referred for appropriate dermatological assessment rather than removed cosmetically; suitability and aftercare are explained beforehand.