Discovering a new skin growth or being told that a mole needs further assessment can understandably cause concern. In many cases, minor surgical procedures performed in a dermatology clinic or day surgery centre are sufficient to diagnose or treat the condition safely and effectively.
At Auria Dermatology Clinic, surgical treatments are carried out in a controlled medical setting with careful assessment and attention to comfort. The goal is always accurate diagnosis, complete removal where appropriate, and proper wound healing.
An excision biopsy involves removing a skin lesion along with a small margin of surrounding tissue. The specimen is then sent for laboratory analysis if required.
This procedure may be recommended for:
Excision biopsy allows both treatment and definitive diagnosis. It is typically performed under local anaesthesia in the clinic or the day surgery centre.
Many benign skin growths such as skin tags, benign moles, viral warts, seborrheic keratoses and other non-cancerous lesions can be safely removed through minor procedures.
These may include:
The method of removal depends on the type, size, and location of the growth. Our dermatologist will recommend the most suitable approach to minimise scarring and promote proper healing.
Most minor dermatologic surgeries:
You will receive clear wound care instructions and follow-up advice to support healing.
If you have a changing mole, a persistent cyst, or a concerning skin growth, a professional evaluation is the first step. Early assessment allows timely treatment and peace of mind.
During your consultation, our dermatologist will examine the lesion and advise whether excision biopsy or minor skin growth removal is appropriate.
If you would like a medical assessment of a skin lesion or are concerned about possible skin cancer, schedule a consultation with us for personalised advice and care.
