Removal of small cysts, lumps, skin tags and moles.

What is the removal of small cysts, lumps, skin tags, and moles?

The removal of small cysts, lumps, skin tags, and moles is a specialised dermatological procedure aimed at eliminating various benign skin growths. Dr Kunene, a distinguished dermatologist, possesses extensive expertise in performing these procedures, ensuring optimal results and patient satisfaction.

Common skin irregularities like small cysts, lumps, skin tags, and moles can develop due to a variety of factors, including genetics, hormonal fluctuations, and exposure to environmental elements. While these growths are generally harmless, individuals often seek removal for cosmetic reasons or when the lesions become irritated, painful, or suspicious. and potent treatment option. Dr Kunene's expertise in cryotherapy has positioned him as a leading figure in the field of dermatology, with a commitment to delivering optimal results for his patients.

When are the removal of small cysts, lumps, skin tags, and moles indicated?

Indications for the removal of small cysts, lumps, skin tags, and moles may include:

• Cosmetic concerns: Individuals may choose removal to enhance their appearance and address aesthetic issues.
• Cosmetic concerns: Individuals may choose removal to enhance their appearance and address aesthetic issues.
• Irritation: Skin growths that cause discomfort, itching, or irritation may warrant removal.
• Suspicion of malignancy: If a mole exhibits irregular characteristics or changes in size, colour, or shape, removal for biopsy may be necessary.
• Functional impairment: Skin tags or growths located in regions susceptible to friction, like the neck or underarms, can be eliminated to alleviate any potential discomfort.

What does removal of small cysts, lumps, skin tags, and moles involve?

Utilising state-of-the-art and minimally invasive approaches, Dr Kunene ensures a secure and efficient removal procedure. The selection of the method is contingent upon the characteristics, size, and location of the lesion. Common removal techniques include:

• Excision: Surgical removal involves cutting out the entire lesion and stitching the wound for optimal healing.
• Electrosurgery: Employing a high-frequency electrical current, this method is utilised to both cut and coagulate tissue, making it particularly suitable for smaller lesions.
• Cryotherapy: The application of liquid nitrogen is used to freeze and eliminate the growth, commonly applied for smaller lesions such as skin tags.
• Laser therapy: Laser beams are directed at the lesion to break down and remove the tissue, often chosen for superficial lesions and cosmetic concerns.