From benign moles to cysts or other skin issues, our dermatologist-led surgeons carefully remove lesions, helping restore clarity and comfort to your skin.
Book a ConsultationYour dermatological surgery journey is guided with care from your first consultation to final healing. Each step is designed to keep you informed, comfortable, and confident in the outcome.
Our surgeons focus on precision and aesthetics, ensuring your treatment is performed safely and with attention to leaving the best possible result.
Your consultant will examine the lesion and discuss your concerns, medical history, and whether surgical removal is the right option for you.
You’ll receive a clear explanation of the procedure, including anaesthetic type, what to expect during treatment, and how to care for the area afterwards.
The lesion is removed under local anaesthetic, with careful attention to minimise scarring. Most patients can go home immediately and resume normal activities soon after.
You may return for a follow-up to check healing and discuss results. Your consultant will advise on scar care and any additional treatment if needed.
Any adult or child who is concerned by the appearance of a new or an existing skin lesion may want to have their lesion examined by a suitably qualified doctor.
Majority of skin lesions are suitable for examination and treatment. These include lesions on the face, eyelids, nose as well as the trunk and the limbs.
The majority of skin lesions can be excised in 20-30 minutes under local anesthesia.
You will be able to go home on the same day, to return to work 1-2 days after surgery and resume light exercise 2 weeks after surgery. You will be followed up one week after surgery in order to be given the diagnosis (from analysis of the specimen in the laboratory) and to check the wounds. If you are diagnosed with any form of skin cancer or are at a high risk of developing one in the future our team will monitor your progress closely in the clinic.
Patients who have a benign skin lesions excised are discharged. However, if you are diagnosed with skin cancer you may need to be kept under surveillance for monitoring depending on the type of the skin cancer.
Excision of skin lesions are low risk procedures with very few serious complications. However, some patients may experience minor skin infection, delayed healing of wounds and lumpy or sensitive scars. A minority of patients require further treatment such as further surgery or medicinal creams.
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Dermatological surgery can treat a range of concerns including benign moles, cysts, skin tags, and other common lesions. Your consultant will confirm if surgical removal is suitable.
Any surgical procedure will leave a small scar, but our surgeons place incisions carefully and provide guidance to support the best possible cosmetic outcome.
Most patients return to normal activities the same day or shortly after. Your consultant will explain wound care and follow-up visits to support smooth healing.
