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Mole excision (Excluding Pathology) - (RTC). Moles removed by excision (cutting) with stitches are usually in cosmetically sensitive areas where an optimal scar is desired. The surgeon maps out the mole, cleans the area, and numbs it. Then a scalpel is used to cut the mole and a border surrounding the mole. -
Scar revision Size >10 cm - - (RTC). Scar revision helps in making the scar less noticeable and more cosmetically appealing; however, it does not completely erase it. Scar revision is also useful in restoring a poorly healed scar. Scar revision may include both surgical and non-surgical techniques.
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Scar revision Size 4-10 cm - (RTC). Scar revision helps in making the scar less noticeable and more cosmetically appealing; however, it does not completely erase it. Scar revision is also useful in restoring a poorly healed scar. Scar revision may include both surgical and non-surgical techniques.
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Size 0.1-3 cm - (RTC). Scar revision helps in making the scar less noticeable and more cosmetically appealing; however, it does not completely erase it. Scar revision is also useful in restoring a poorly healed scar. Scar revision may include both surgical and non-surgical techniques.
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Sclerotherapy ( 2 sides) (For veins, 2--3 mm in diameter) - (RTC). Sclerotherapy is a procedure used to treat blood vessel malformations and also malformations of the lymphatic system. A medicine is injected into the vessels, which makes them shrink. It is used for children and young adults with vascular or lymphatic malformations
