Removal of moles and other lesions is recommended for people who:
Have moles that have changed colour, shape or size
Want to remove prominent or bothersome skin lesions for aesthetic reasons
Have warts, fibromas or keratoses that cause discomfort
Want to remove lesions that could pose a risk as a preventive measure
What does the procedure look like?
Moles and other skin lesions can be removed using different methods, depending on the type and location of the lesion:
Surgical excision: The lesion is removed with a scalpel under local anaesthesia and, if needed, sent for histopathological analysis.
Laser removal: An effective method for smaller, benign lesions, with no need for stitches or a long recovery.
Radiofrequency method: Removes lesions precisely with minimal damage to the surrounding skin.
Cryotherapy (freezing with liquid nitrogen): Used to remove warts and some benign lesions.
Recovery and results
Recovery depends on the removal method – healing is shorter after laser and radiofrequency treatments.
After surgical excision, the stitches are removed after 7–14 days.
With proper skin care, the procedures leave minimal or invisible scars.
Most treatments take only a few minutes, and the return to everyday activities is quick.
Our team of dermatologists and surgeons uses the most modern methods for removing skin lesions, ensuring safety, precision and minimal scarring. We approach every patient individually to achieve the best aesthetic and medical results.
Contact us to book an examination and protect the health and beauty of your skin!