Mole Removal

Moles are common pigmented skin growths that can appear on any part of the body.

Although most are benign, certain moles can pose a health or aesthetic problem and require surgical removal.

At Medical Time hospital, mole removal is performed quickly, precisely, and safely—with the option of a histopathological analysis of every growth for complete peace of mind.

Our team uses modern techniques that allow for a minimal scar and a superior aesthetic result.

Regardless of the reason for removal, all procedures are planned individually with a consultation with a dermatologist and a surgeon.

Our goal is to ensure both medical safety and the best possible aesthetic outcome for every patient.

Mole removal at Medical Time hospital is performed with maximum precision, safety, and dedication to the patient.

There are several methods for mole removal, and the choice depends on their size, location, depth, and suspicion of malignancy.

The most common method is classic surgical excision with sutures – the recommended method when a complete tissue analysis is required.

For superficial moles with no suspicion of malignancy, removal with radio waves or electrocoagulation is possible.

Each procedure is planned individually and performed under local anesthesia, painlessly and on an outpatient basis.

Before each intervention, a dermoscopic examination and a dermatologist's assessment are performed.

The goal is to achieve maximum precision and safety while preserving the health of the skin.

Medical Time uses modern equipment to ensure that interventions are quick and without complications.

In most cases, the scar is minimal and becomes almost unnoticeable over time.

In areas like the face or neck, a special aesthetic suturing technique is used to achieve the best possible result.

Medical Time also offers additional treatments to minimize scars if needed, including mesotherapy and PRP treatments.

Experienced surgeons pay attention to the aesthetic line of the incision and the proper closure of the wound.

Patients are given instructions on wound protection and the application of products that improve healing.

Regular check-ups allow for timely assessment and additional measures for an optimal aesthetic outcome.

With proper care, the traces of the intervention are often unnoticeable just a few weeks later.