Removal of moles, warts or growths

Classic moles - pigmented nevus - cannot be removed with laser, because we know how dangerous they can be. Removal is always done only surgically, with subsequent histological examination. Before surgical removal of moles, the area is anesthetized by local anesthesia, then the mole can be removed through a surgical incision and sutured intraorally. However, if the lesions are harmless and do not show signs of a classic birthmark, it is best to remove the lesion with a laser. The procedure is usually performed without local anesthesia. To increase the patient's comfort, the area can be locally anesthetized. After anesthesia, the laser head is placed on the lesion and its beam quickly and easily burns out the lesion.

After laser treatment, there is a slight surface defect - a burn/singe. The high-end laser ensures that the wound does not bleed. After that, a crust is formed on the skin surface. After the crust is gone, the skin remains smooth and without scars. The whole healing process takes about 5-7 days. After the procedure, the patient can immediately play sports, go to work or take a shower without any problems.

Stitches are removed between the 7th and 14th day after the procedure. During this time, the patient should be careful not to irritate the stitches.