Procedural Dermatology
Benign Skin Lesion Removal
Benign lesions may be considered for removal when they are repeatedly irritated, symptomatic or troublesome. Assessment still comes first to confirm the likely diagnosis and choose a method that fits the lesion and its location.
Not every harmless lesion needs treatment, and every removal leaves some form of healing mark. The expected benefit, technique, alternatives, pathology needs and likely scar are discussed before proceeding.
What we treat
Confirm first. Remove thoughtfully.
- Benign moles
- Skin tags
- Cysts
- Growths that are irritated or catch on clothing
- Growths that need a diagnosis before removal
Your consultation
A plan agreed before treatment.
- 01
The lesion is examined and the reason for considering removal is discussed.
- 02
Dr. Saadé explains the methods available, whether pathology is needed and what mark to expect.
- 03
You receive preparation, wound-care and follow-up guidance specific to the procedure.
Start with an assessment