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Initial consultation
The clinician confirms the diagnosis, checks medical history and skin type, and explains realistic results. Important alternatives are also discussed.
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Benign Skin Lesion Correction
Benign Skin Lesion Correction is a minor skin procedure designed to remove or improve a lesion that has first been assessed as benign.
Duration15-45 minutes
Results3-4 months
SafetyDoctor-led
PriceUSD 250
Used ProductMedical CO2 Laser / Lesion Removal Device
AnaesthesiaLocal
Pain2-3/10
Downtime3-10 days
DoctorSpec. Dr. Elizabeta Prendjova Nikolic
PriceUSD 250
Used ProductMedical CO2 Laser / Lesion Removal Device
AnaesthesiaLocal
Pain2-3/10
Downtime3-10 days
DoctorSpec. Dr. Elizabeta Prendjova Nikolic
Benign Skin Lesion Correction
Benign Skin Lesion Correction is a minor skin procedure designed to remove or improve a lesion that has first been assessed as benign. Individual assessment remains essential before treatment.
Treatment suitability
When to Opt for This
Consider this treatment when you want to remove or improve a lesion that has first been assessed as benign and a clinician confirms that the device or removal method is suitable for your skin and diagnosis.
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What is Benign Skin Lesion Correction?
Benign Skin Lesion Correction is a minor skin procedure designed to remove or improve a lesion that has first been assessed as benign. Individual assessment remains essential before treatment.
Treatment goal
The goal is to remove or improve a lesion that has first been assessed as benign while using the lowest effective settings for the patient’s skin and concern.
Safety and suitability
It is generally well tolerated in suitable patients when performed by a qualified practitioner after medical screening, but no treatment is risk-free. Correct diagnosis, device selection, skin-type assessment and eye protection where relevant are essential.
Temporary redness, warmth, tenderness, dryness, swelling, crusting or peeling can occur depending on treatment depth.
Possible risks include infection, bleeding, delayed healing, colour change, scarring, recurrence and an incorrect diagnosis if the lesion was not properly assessed.
Treatment process
Each appointment is planned around your anatomy, goals, and medical suitability.
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Preparation for treatment
The lesion is documented, the area is cleaned and local anaesthetic is given. Comfort and protection are checked.
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Benign Skin Lesion Correction treatment
The lesion is removed with the selected method and bleeding is controlled. The treatment response is monitored.
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Result review
The wound is dressed or protected, and healing and pathology advice are given if relevant. Follow-up timing is confirmed clearly.
Before and aftercare
Before the treatment
Share your medical history, allergies, medicines and previous procedures, and do not stop prescribed medicine unless the prescribing clinician advises it. Avoid tanning and postpone treatment for active infection, open wounds or unexplained lesions.
After the treatment
Keep the wound clean and protected, do not pick the crust, and use sun protection once the skin has closed. Contact the clinic if symptoms become severe or unusual.
Results
The lesion is removed during treatment, while the wound improves as it heals. The final scar and skin colour may take 2-6 months to settle.
Pricing
Exact treatment planning and pricing are confirmed during consultation.
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Prices may vary depending on product, amount, and treatment combination.
Doctor-led planning
Treatment Planning Notes
Each treatment is adapted to your anatomy, goals, product suitability, and safe clinical sequencing.
Clinical noteCombination options
It may be combined with skincare, injectables or other devices only when the skin has healed and the sequence is clinically planned. Clinical sequencing and timing remain important.
Clinical notePractitioner notes
The practitioner should confirm the diagnosis, suitability, realistic outcome and consent before treatment. Record the diagnosis, device, settings, treatment area, skin response and aftercare.
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Find direct answers about Benign Skin Lesion Correction, suitability, results, and aftercare.
Benign Skin Lesion Correction is a minor skin procedure designed to remove or improve a lesion that has first been assessed as benign. Individual assessment remains essential before treatment.
The appointment usually takes 15-45 minutes. The lesion is removed during treatment, while the wound improves as it heals. The final scar and skin colour may take 2-6 months to settle. Removal is usually lasting for the treated lesion, but recurrence or new lesions are possible. Routine maintenance is not needed, but any recurrence or new lesion should be reviewed.
Discomfort is usually rated around 2-3 out of 10, although each person's experience can differ. Local anaesthesia is commonly used. Expected downtime is 3-10 days. Normal activity follows clinical advice. Mild swelling usually lasts 1-3 days. Duration varies with the treated area and individual response. Temporary redness, warmth, tenderness, dryness, swelling, crusting or peeling can occur depending on treatment depth.
Consider this treatment when you want to remove or improve a lesion that has first been assessed as benign and a clinician confirms that the device or removal method is suitable for your skin and diagnosis. It is generally well tolerated in suitable patients when performed by a qualified practitioner after medical screening, but no treatment is risk-free. Correct diagnosis, device selection, skin-type assessment and eye protection where relevant are essential. Share your medical history, allergies, medicines and previous procedures, and do not stop prescribed medicine unless the prescribing clinician advises it. Avoid tanning and postpone treatment for active infection, open wounds or unexplained lesions. Keep the wound clean and protected, do not pick the crust, and use sun protection once the skin has closed. Contact the clinic if symptoms become severe or unusual.
