Informacje o zabiegu
Most procedures are performed under local anaesthesia. After surgical excision, suturing and dressing are usually applied, which are removed after 5-14 days. Routine post-operative treatment is histological evaluation of a fragment of the lesion removed during surgery. This makes it possible to assess the degree of malignancy of changed tissue and influences further decisions concerning the treatment. For a few days after the treatment, you should avoid stretching the skin at the place of treatment, rapid movements and soaking the dressing. The scar at first will be visible, but after some time it will go pale and decrease. It is important not to sunbathe for 6 months. It is not possible to cut, remove skin lesions without leaving a trace. However, usually it is very little visible trace.
Wskazania
- suspicious skin lesions (itching, painful, very fast enlarging, varying in color, irregular, etc.)
Przeciwwskazania do zabiegu
- lack of the patient’s consent
- patient’s severe general condition
- active infection
Przebieg zabiegu
The treatment is performed under local anaesthesia. The surgical field is injected with anaesthetics, making the procedure painless. At the same time, the patient is conscious during the procedure. The patient’s position during an operation depends on the location of lesion. After taking cut-out, the surgeon sutured the wound edges. The treatment takes about 15-30 minutes. The cut skin is sent for further diagnosis.
Price:
From 1200 PLN
Korzyści z zabiegu
- diagnostics of collected material enables proper diagnosis and precise identification of the nature of lesion
- it is possible to start treatment as soon as possible and appropriate
Zalecenia po zabiegu
- rest
- reduce physical effort
- taking painkillers according to doctor’s recommendations
- taking care of hygiene, cleanliness of wounds
- regular visits at the doctor for dressings changes, suture removal, post-operative wound control
- bath in the bathtub, swimming pool is not recommended until the wound is healed
