Reconstructive surgery · Skin surgery
Benign skin lesions
Assessment and surgical treatment of selected non-cancerous skin lesions with attention to diagnosis, scar placement and reconstruction.
Overview
An individual approach
Benign lesions may be removed because of symptoms, repeated irritation, uncertainty about diagnosis or personal concern. The appropriate approach depends on the lesion, its position and the scar or reconstruction required.
Not every lesion is suitable for removal in private practice, and no diagnosis can be made through website photographs alone.
Treatment options
Procedures within this area
Your consultation
Thoughtful planning, clear advice
The lesion and reason for removal are assessed before surgery is recommended.
The expected scar, wound care, pathology and material risks are explained.
If a lesion appears suspicious or requires a different specialist pathway, appropriate investigation or referral will be advised.
Private consultations
Begin with a conversation.
Discuss your goals and receive an individual assessment with clear, considered advice.
Book a consultation