Skin lesions and scars
Assessment of moles, cysts, lipomas, skin cancer surgery and scars.
A skin lesion is not assessed on appearance alone. Diagnosis, tissue examination when needed and potential scarring are all part of treatment planning.
Mole Assessment and Removal
For moles, a diagnostic evaluation is first made. The decision to remove is based on change, questionable findings, irritation or personal request; The need for scarring and pathology is discussed.
Evaluation · Options · RecoverySkin & scarsSkin Cyst Excision
In cysts that develop under the skin, diagnosis, inflammation status and impact on daily life are evaluated. Cysts that do not cause problems do not always require surgery.
Evaluation · Options · RecoverySkin & scarsLipoma Assessment and Surgery
Lipoma is a benign fatty tissue mass that usually grows slowly. New, rapidly growing, hard or painful masses should be examined.
Evaluation · Options · RecoverySkin & scarsSkin Cancer Surgery and Reconstruction
The aim of skin cancer surgery is to treat the tumor within appropriate limits and repair the resulting tissue loss. The plan varies depending on the type and extent of cancer.
Evaluation · Options · RecoverySkin & scarsScar Revision
It aims to reduce the appearance of scars or surgical scars and, when necessary, their impact on movement. It is not possible to completely erase the existing scar.
Evaluation · Options · RecoverySkin & scarsKeloid and Hypertrophic Scars
It is the development of excessive scar tissue during wound healing. Keloid may extend beyond the boundaries of the initial wound; The possibility of recurrence after treatment is important.
Evaluation · Options · Recovery