Removal of Skin and Subcutaneous Lesions — Safe, Precise and Aesthetically Perfect

Skin and subcutaneous lesions are common and usually benign, but they can sometimes present an aesthetic or functional problem.
Therefore, it is important that their removal is performed professionally, atraumatically and with an aesthetic approach, respecting natural skin lines and minimal scarring.

What falls under skin and subcutaneous lesions?

This group includes:

moles (nevi)
fibromas and lipomas
atheromas (sebaceous cysts)
warts and keratoses
scars and skin thickening

Each lesion requires an individual approach — from dermatoscopic analysis to selection of the optimal removal method.

How is the procedure performed?

Performed under local anaesthesia
Lasts only 10–30 minutes
Depending on the type of lesion, the following may be used:
- surgical excision
- radiofrequency knife
- other minimally invasive techniques

If necessary, the lesion is sent for histopathological analysis for confirmation of diagnosis.

Recovery and results

Most patients return to daily activities immediately after the procedure
Thanks to precise suturing techniques and individual incision planning, scars are minimal and virtually unnoticeable
Special attention is given to aesthetically sensitive areas, such as the face and neck

💬 Philosophy of treatment

"Regardless of the size of the lesion, the approach must be the same — careful, precise and aesthetically thoughtful.
Removal should bring security, but also beauty,
because every detail on the skin affects the overall appearance."