Oncological surgery and dermosurgery

ONCOLOGICAL AND DERMATOLOGICAL SURGERY

Surgical procedures will be performed at accredited day service facilities

Dermatological surgery is the branch of surgery aimed at the removal and subsequent reconstruction of cutaneous and subcutaneous lesions.

Due to aging, sun exposure, radiation, and various other factors, the skin tends to develop benign or malignant cutaneous lesions (including keratoses, nevi, basal cell carcinomas, squamous cell carcinomas, lentigines, and melanoma)

The Sebaceous cysts commonly present as rounded subcutaneous lumps or swellings caused by an accumulation of sebum originating from the pilosebaceous unit of the skin; they are frequently found on the face, trunk, and scalp. Occasionally, they can reach a considerable size and become highly inflamed, requiring medical treatment and subsequent surgical removal. 

I Lipomas, which are among the most frequent benign tumors of adipose tissue, are caused by an abnormal development of fat cells. 

They present as swellings of varying sizes and single or multiple locations, usually soft, mobile, and non-tender. If left unremoved, they can sometimes grow gradually and slowly, reaching even highly voluminous sizes.

Surgical procedures will be performed under local anesthesia. They may involve simple excisions or require the creation of skin flaps or skin grafts.

During the consultation, we will jointly evaluate the patient's health status, dermatological reports, and preoperative examinations (including ECG, blood tests, and ultrasounds),  the characteristics of the anatomical area involved, and we will choose the most suitable surgical solution for the patient.