Mole removal

Mole removal is a procedure performed by a specialist using advanced plasma technology – a safe and non-invasive method to vaporize skin lesions from the surface of the skin.

The procedure is carried out under local anesthesia with lidocaine.

Plasma works with pinpoint precision, ensuring that surrounding tissues are not damaged. It also does not interrupt the patient’s daily activities – after the lesion is vaporized, a sterile dressing is applied.

The removal of skin lesions should always be preceded by a detailed dermatological consultation.

Skin lesions that can be treated with the plasma method include:

• Seborrheic warts
• Soft fibromas
• Pearly papules
• Milia
• Atheromas
• Xanthelasmas

These are benign changes that are purely cosmetic defects and pose no threat to health.