Dermatological surgery procedures
General information about the main procedures. Every lesion is examined during the consultation.
ScreeningMole screening
Mole screening means examining the whole skin to find a suspicious lesion. At the practice, the examination is done…
Skin lesionsMole removal and analysis
A mole is removed (excision) when it is suspicious, changing, irritating (friction, shaving) or for cosmetic reasons.…
Skin cancersMelanoma surgery
Melanoma is a skin cancer that develops from pigment cells. Treatment relies first on surgery: the lesion is removed…
Skin cancersBasal cell and squamous cell carcinoma
Carcinomas are the most common skin cancers. Basal cell carcinoma grows slowly and locally; squamous cell carcinoma…
Skin cancersSkin cancer treatment
Skin cancer mainly covers carcinomas and melanoma. The reference treatment for localised lesions is surgery: remove the…
Skin lesionsSkin cyst removal
A sebaceous cyst (epidermoid cyst) is a small benign lump under the skin that can grow, become inflamed or infected.…
Skin lesionsLipoma removal
A lipoma is a benign, soft and mobile lump of fat under the skin. It is removed when it is bothersome, grows or for…
Skin lesionsSkin tag removal
Skin tags (acrochordons) are small benign skin growths, common on the neck, armpits, eyelids or under the breasts. They…
Skin lesionsSeborrhoeic keratoses
Seborrhoeic keratoses are raised brown spots, benign and very common with age. They do not turn into cancer, but they…
RepairScar revision
Scar revision aims to improve an unsightly, thick, widened or retracted scar after surgery, an injury or a…
RepairReconstructive skin surgery
After a lesion is removed (cancer, mole, cyst), reconstructive surgery rebuilds the skin to preserve appearance and…
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