Dermatological surgery
Dermatological surgery involves the excision of benign skin tumors like cysts, lipomas, moles, and skin cancers.
Microsurgery for acne and subcision
These procedures are employed to enhance depressed atrophic acne scars.
Scar revision
Surgical correction is employed to enhance the appearance of enlarged or poorly textured scars, facilitating the attainment of a smoother and more uniformly textured skin surface.
Earlobe surgery
In certain cases, surgical intervention becomes essential to treat earlobe keloids or to effectively repair elongations or tears resulting from piercings.
Skin tumor resection
Certain skin growths require surgical extraction, such as lipomas, cutaneous cysts, or skin cancers. This procedure is conducted under local anesthesia and holds utmost significance in pinpointing the precise skin tumor type via histological analysis. It also serves as a preventive measure against potential recurrences.
Nail surgery
involves surgical methods to address ingrown or malformed nails. These procedures are conducted under local anesthesia and contribute to rectifying nail shape, removing sections of ingrown nails, or excising nail tumors.
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Dermatology expertise in pictures
