Dermatology·Dermatologic Surgery

Tissue-sparing removal of skin changes.

Depending on diagnosis, location and findings, benign and malignant skin changes can be removed in small, tissue-sparing procedures. Necessity, procedure and aftercare are discussed in detail beforehand.

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Dermatologic Surgery

Removal of selected skin changes

Typical reasons for a procedure are suspicious moles, skin cancer and its precursors, but also benign changes such as cysts or fibromas that are bothersome or growing.

When advisable

When a procedure may be considered.

  • A mole or spot looks conspicuous during the examination.
  • Skin cancer or a precursor has been diagnosed or needs to be clarified.
  • A benign change (e.g. cyst, fibroma) is bothersome, inflamed or growing.
  • A skin change bleeds or is irritated by clothing or jewellery.

Costs

Good to know.

Private patients only

The practice is open exclusively to privately insured patients. Due to high demand, we are currently unable to offer appointments for patients with statutory health insurance or self-paying patients.

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Will the costs be reimbursed?

Services are billed according to the German medical fee schedule (GOÄ). Which services your private health insurance reimburses depends on your plan – if in doubt, please check with your insurer in advance.

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