Skin procedures

Concerns about the skin — a mole, a scar, a patch of depigmented skin, a swelling that has appeared or grown — are often what first bring someone to a plastic surgeon. Most of these procedures are day-care, done under local anesthesia, and patients usually go back to light work within a day or two.

Each page below explains the condition and what the procedure involves. If you are unsure what applies to your situation, call or WhatsApp us — even a photograph can often help us point you in the right direction.

Swellings and moles — evaluation and removal of skin lumps, moles, and soft tissue swellings.
Scar revision — improving the appearance of scars from injury, surgery, or acne.
Leukoderma (melanocyte transfer) — surgical treatment for stable white patches of skin.