Surgical Excision of Moles and Cysts
A medical procedure to remove selected moles or cysts using an incision, with specimen assessment discussed when clinically indicated.
What Is Surgical Excision of Moles and Cysts?
A medical procedure to remove selected moles or cysts using an incision, with specimen assessment discussed when clinically indicated.
The most appropriate approach can only be decided after examining the concern and discussing realistic benefits, limitations, alternatives and risks.
Consultation First
Your diagnosis, medical history, medicines, previous procedures and expectations are reviewed before a treatment recommendation is made.
What It May Address.
Selected Concerns
- Symptomatic or unwanted cysts
- Selected moles requiring removal
- Lesions needing diagnostic assessment
Treatment Experience
The lesion is examined before local anaesthetic and the planned incision are discussed. Stitches, scarring, specimen testing and wound care depend on the lesion and location.
Aftercare
Keep the treated area clean and follow the written wound-care instructions. Contact the clinic for increasing pain, bleeding, swelling, discharge, fever or another unexpected change.
A Plan Built Around You.
Every treatment begins with informed consent and a personalised clinical assessment. Results vary, and no outcome can be guaranteed. Your appointment is the place to discuss expected recovery, possible complications, costs and alternative options.
Assessment
Review your concern, medical history, skin or anatomy and treatment goals.
Personal Plan
Compare suitable options, limitations, risks, preparation and expected recovery.
Review & Care
Receive written aftercare and follow-up based on the procedure and your response.
Questions Before Treatment.
Is Surgical Excision of Moles and Cysts suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on the diagnosis, medical history, medicines, skin type and expectations. A consultation is required.
How many appointments will I need?
Results and the number of appointments vary with the concern, treatment response and plan agreed at consultation.
Will there be downtime?
Downtime ranges from minimal to significant depending on the procedure and settings. Your expected recovery and warning signs are explained before consent.
Start With a Consultation.
Speak with the clinic about Surgical Excision of Moles and Cysts and whether it is appropriate for you.