Surgical Dermatology
Excision Surgery
When a lesion should not remain, excision balances complete removal, cosmetic line direction, and functional anatomy.
Overview
What it is
Sterile surgical removal of skin lesion with layered closure. Specimen sent to pathology when clinically appropriate.
Candidacy
Who it is for
Patients with suspicious or bothersome growths, cysts, or selected benign lesions after shared decision-making.
Concerns
Concerns it can address
- Changing moles (per guidelines)
- Painful or recurrent cysts
- Lesions interfering with function or aesthetics
Benefits
Why patients consider it
- Definitive tissue diagnosis in many cases
- Single-stage removal in suitable lesions
Consultation-first
Suitability
Anticoagulation, bleeding disorders, and uncontrolled medical illness affect timing. Some lesions need specialist referral.
Mechanism
How treatment works
Marking, local anaesthesia, excision, haemostasis, closure, dressing. Written aftercare and review provided.
Visit
What to expect
Tenderness, bruising, and a permanent scar—positioned to be as favourable as anatomy allows.
Recovery
Downtime & aftercare
Activity restrictions and wound care for a defined period; suture removal timed by site.
Integrity
Realistic outcomes
Scars mature over months. We do not promise invisible scars.
FAQ
Common questions
For broader answers on consultations, combining treatments, and safety, see our full FAQ. Below are anchors relevant to most procedures.
Will I be rushed into a procedure?+
No. High-impact treatments are staged after informed consent, and suitability is reviewed for your history and goals.
How do you discuss risks?+
Risks are procedure-specific and documented. We prefer plain language and written aftercare so you can decide calmly.
Start Your Journey
A Consultation That Understands Your Skin
Whether you are dealing with acne, hair loss, aging concerns, or a chronic skin condition, your journey begins with an expert assessment.
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