Often, patients detect skin lesions, such as cysts and nevi can be a concern for them. After a thorough clinical examination, we will give you specific information about the type of lesion and its possible development and will suggest the appropriate treatment.
The most common nevus that affects patients is the Intradermal nevus, which is a completely benign lesion that creates mainly aesthetic problems. In our clinic we can discuss with you your surgical options, emphasizing the pros and cons of each of them.
It is very common for people to have Sebaceous Cysts or Epidermoid Cysts (blocked sebaceous glands) as well as papillomas. Cysts usually require a deep skin incision under local anesthesia so that they are removed along with the blocked pore.
Lipomas are a category of benign adipose tissue hyperplasia. They may be confused with cysts and are often a cause of anxiety and concern for patients. A thorough clinical examination can determine the nature of the formation that concerns you. Removal of lipomas is performed mainly under local anesthesia. However, if a lipoma is large enough, the operation might need to be performed under sedation or general anesthesia.
All of the above surgeries carry minimal postoperative risks, including a low chance of bleeding, inflammation, poor quality scarring, and recurrence of the problem.
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We will give you specific information about the type of lesion and its possible development and will suggest the appropriate treatment
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