RECONSTRUCTUVE SURGERY > TREATMENT OF SKIN LESIONS > EXCISION OF BENIGN LESIONS
EXCISION OF COLORED LESIONS
There may be various lesions on our skin other than nevus. Some of these are vascular anomalies, verruca, seborrheic keratoses, and actinic keratoses. Among these, actinic keratoses should be excised and the patient should be followed up, although it is very rarely, there is a potential to transform into skin cancer in the future.
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Before Excision of Colored Lesions
Before intervening in such lesions, a preliminary diagnosis should be established by anamnesis and physical examination, and a treatment should be selected accordingly.
During Excision of Colored Lesions
Vascular anomalies exhibit a wide variety. There are different types, from a small cluster of capillaries to severe forms that affect the entire body.
Depending on the type of vascular anomaly, surgery, injection for the lesion, drug treatments, laser applications and combinations of these treatments can be planned.
And although the exact cause is unknown, seborrheic keratoses are completely benign lesions that have been associated with viruses in recent years. Although it is not harmful to the patient, surgical excision or shaving is recommended in cases where excision is planned.
After Excision of Colored Lesions
A follow-up plan is determined according to the type of lesion and the selected treatment application. It should be known that lesions of viral origin, such as verruca, are resistant to all treatments, including burning, and have recurrent forms.
Other Types of Excision of Benign Lesions
Other Treatment Types of Skin Lesions