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Area

Whole body
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Price

from 7500 PLN
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Problem solved

aesthetic problem, dangerous moles, diagnosis of potentially dangerous lesions, including skin cancers (e.g. melanoma), treatment of lipomas and sebaceous cysts
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Type of anesthesia

Local anesthesia
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Duration of the procedure

3-4h
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Skin lesions

The procedure involves removing the skin lesion by excision or aspiration, depending on its type (e.g., lipoma, sebaceous cyst, pigmented mole).

It usually does not require a long hospital stay, and the patient can return to normal activities after a short recovery period.

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Skin lesions

Many people struggle with the aesthetic problem of skin lesions. They appear regardless of age, can be located anywhere on the body, and their removal is often performed as part of skin cancer prevention. Even harmless moles, if exposed to constant abrasion or irritation, can become dangerous. Aesthetic reasons may be an indication for treatment. Sometimes skin lesions are asymptomatic, but more often they are accompanied by itching, swelling, burning, or redness. Skin lesions are a symptom of a general or underlying skin disease.

The course of the procedure for removing skin lesions

The procedure involves removing the skin lesion by excision or aspiration, depending on its type (e.g., lipoma, sebaceous cyst, pigmented mole). It typically does not require a long hospital stay, and the patient can return to normal activities after a short recovery period.

Consultation and qualification for the procedure

During the consultation, the specialist will conduct a medical history and perform a skin examination to diagnose the type of lesion. Additional tests, such as a biopsy, are often performed to ensure the lesion is benign. Based on the results, the doctor will determine whether the patient is eligible for surgical removal.

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Preparation for the procedure

Before the procedure, the patient may be asked to refrain from eating for several hours before the procedure if general anesthesia is used. Patients taking regular medications should consult their doctor about whether they can continue taking them before the procedure. Some procedures may require discontinuation of blood-thinning medications.

Performing the procedure

The procedure is performed in a surgical office, most often under local anesthesia. For skin lesions such as lipomas, sebaceous cysts, or moles, the doctor makes an incision and removes the skin lesion.

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Convalescence

After the procedure, the patient can return home the same day. Due to incisions, the patient may experience minor pain, swelling, or redness, which subsides within a few days. The postoperative scar will depend on the size and location of the lesion.

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Post-treatment recommendations after removing skin lesions

After the procedure, you should follow hygiene recommendations, avoid intense physical activity for several days, and avoid sunbathing or saunas. The scar should be protected from the sun to prevent discoloration. If necessary, your doctor will prescribe painkillers or wound healing ointments.

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Frequently asked questions

At the Mazan Surgery Clinic, we remove various types of skin lesions, including moles, warts, sebaceous cysts, fibromas, and other lesions suspected of being cancerous. The procedure is preceded by a consultation and dermatological or surgical evaluation.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient feels no pain. You may experience some mild discomfort after the procedure, which usually subsides within a few days.

Yes, if a cancerous lesion is suspected or at the patient’s request, the removed material is sent for histopathological analysis, which allows for a precise assessment of the nature of the lesion.

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