Dermatological surgery
Dermatological surgery is a medical specialty that allows skin lesions to be diagnosed and treated effectively, safely and with the best possible aesthetic results. It is used both to remove malignant tumours and to eliminate benign lesions, cysts, moles or scars.
This type of surgery is usually performed under local anaesthesia and does not require hospitalisation, allowing for a quick and comfortable recovery for the patient.
In what cases do I recommend surgery?
- Skin cancer: such as basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma or melanoma in the early stages.
- Benign lesions: such as sebaceous cysts, lipomas, dermatofibromas, or nevi.
- Suspicious moles or moles in areas of friction that should be removed as a precaution or for comfort.
- Scars, keloids, or cosmetic lesions affecting the skin
- Diagnostic biopsies of skin lesions to confirm their nature.
How can dermatological surgery help you?
- Complete removal of the lesion, reducing the risk of recurrence or future complications.
- Accurate diagnosis, as it allows the removed tissue to be analysed in the laboratory.
- Functional and aesthetic results, with careful suturing and healing techniques.
- Outpatient treatment, no hospital admission required, and quick recovery.
- Personalised monitoring to track the progress of the wound and the condition of the skin.
How can I help you?
- Simple excision with direct suture
- Curettage and electrocoagulation
- Skin grafts or flaps
- Minor cosmetic surgery
Accuracy and medical safety
Experience in oncological surgery
Fast and safe interventions
Aesthetic care and teamwork
Can I help you?
Your skin is the largest organ in your body and deserves to be cared for with attention