Removal of Neoplasms

Neoplasms are one of the most common issues that can occur in people of any age and gender.

Neoplasms can be congenital (such as moles or nevi) or acquired (warts, papillomas, keratoses, etc.). They are not only an aesthetic problem but can also indicate the presence of a chronic viral infection or serious metabolic disorders and internal organ dysfunction.

Skin neoplasms need to be removed for various reasons:

Aesthetic discomfort: Most benign neoplasms are not dangerous to health but are considered aesthetic defects that cause discomfort. 
Potential health risks: Over time, benign neoplasms may begin to grow, change color, shape, become damaged, bleed, and possibly develop itching and cracks. 
Risk of damage and malignancy: Additionally, direct sunlight exposure may trigger the transformation of a benign growth into a tumor.

At LARKINA CENTER, we offer professional, painless removal of moles, papillomas, warts, and other benign skin neoplasms.

No skin neoplasms should be removed independently, as only an experienced dermatologist can determine the type of neoplasm and select the appropriate removal method. Otherwise, the consequences can be extremely dangerous.

In our clinic, a comprehensive approach is used to treat benign skin neoplasms, ensuring maximum effectiveness of the procedure. The medical procedure is preceded by a consultation, during which the doctor will conduct an examination and perform dermatoscopy—a diagnostic procedure that helps determine the nature of the neoplasm and choose the optimal method for its removal.