Gallery
Removal of benign skin lesions
Appearance of a benign keratosis
Most lesions are removed via eliptical excisions so that skin irregularities are avoided thereafter
Lenght of the corresponding scar is usually 2-3 times the length of the original lesion
Pyogenic granuloma - a benign vascular lesion with tendency to bleed
Benign Neurofibromatosis
Fine subcuticular suture leaves no stitch marks and leads to the most favourable scarring
Cheek scar at 2 weeks after surgery
Skin coloured surgical tape used to cover wounds for the first 10-14 days
I am grateful to all patients who have kindly agreed for their pictures to be used here.