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Say Goodbye to Benign Lesions

For the most part, lesions that form naturally on your skin have a tendency to be benign, offering you little more than a source of cosmetic frustration. They most frequently start to appear as a part of the aging process. Some of them can eventually evolve in nature, progressing to the point where they become cancerous cells. Should this happen, the team here at Certified Dermatology will be able to help you with a number of procedures that can address the presence of cancerous cells. Whether you’re dealing with lesions that are totally benign or are concerned that you may need to address the presence of precancerous cells, our team is here to help. When you’re ready to learn more about the various ways that we can remove benign lesions, take a look at our locations page and reach out to the Certified Dermatology office that’s most conveniently located for you. A member of our team will be standing by and happy to help you set up your initial appointment.

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The Many Forms of Benign Lesions

At this point, you might be asking yourself, what exactly is a benign lesion? The reality is that benign lesions can take many different forms. When you visit us for your initial appointment, we’ll get to know your skin’s unique characteristics, and will hear about the concerns that brought you through our doors in the first place. We’ll determine the exact nature of your lesions or blemishes, before working with you to craft a customized treatment plan that sees you enjoying a clear, healthy look.

Benign lesions can often take the following forms:

  • Skin tags
  • Broken capillaries
  • Visible veins
  • Seborrheic keratoses
  • Sun spots

How We Can Address Benign Lesions

The good news is that benign lesions are fairly easy to remove, and they can be addressed with a variety of methods. Your initial appointment forms an incredibly important part of the process, as it gives us the chance to assess the nature of your benign lesions, so we can pick out the most appropriate method for removing them.

In many cases, shave excision is an ideal choice. This involves a surgeon shaving down the presence of a lesion until it is flush with the skin surrounding it. This treatment is ideal for moles and other benign growths. For other types of lesions, we’ll discuss the treatment protocol that is most appropriate for you during your appointment.

We’ll be sure to give you a clear idea of what you can expect from the procedure, including going over the details of the surgery itself. We’ll detail your aftercare experience very thoroughly, giving you clear instructions that will help you care for and maintain your results for as long as possible. We’ll be available to you at every step of the way.

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Creating the Results You Deserve

Are you concerned about the presence of benign skin lesions on your body? Have you been searching for a way to remove them and restore your clear skin? Certified Dermatology is here to help, offering you a number of advanced treatment methods, offered by a team of experts who cares deeply about offering you the results you know you deserve. If you’re ready to learn more, a member of our team is standing by and ready to help you set up your initial appointment.

Our offices are located throughout the state of New Jersey. We encourage you to take a look at our locations page to choose the Certified Dermatology offices that’s most conveniently located for you. When you’re ready, reach out and speak with a helpful member of our team to set up your appointment, and start looking forward to healthy, glowing skin today.

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