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Removal of facial and oral neoplasms
Surgical removal of benign formations under operating-room conditions.
from 20 000 ₸ Per lesion; histology is charged separately
- MD surgeons
- 3D planning
- International standard
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IN DETAIL
About the procedure in detail
A mole, cyst, papilloma, or other formation requiring removal? Safe excision with histology and a minimal scar.
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How treatment works
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01
Consultation
The doctor examines the growth and determines the removal approach
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Diagnostics
Additional tests are ordered before the procedure if needed
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Surgery
The growth is excised under operating-room conditions
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Histology
The removed tissue is sent for analysis
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Follow-up
The doctor monitors healing and communicates the histology result
Benefits
Histology testing
A minimal trace
A licensed operating room
Patient reviews
A mole on my cheek started changing colour and growing slightly; my dermatologist recommended removing it and sending it for histology. The clinic did everything quickly - examination, removal, and sending the tissue for analysis. The histology result was reassuring, and the scar is barely visible after a month.
A papilloma on my chin kept catching on my clothes or a towel, which was unpleasant. I went to the clinic, the doctor examined it and suggested surgical removal the same day. The procedure took very little time, and almost no trace remains. I regret putting up with it for so long instead of coming in sooner.
I noticed a small lump in my mouth, got worried, and went straight to a consultation. The doctor examined it, ordered diagnostics, and explained that removal under operating-room conditions was best for precision. Everything went smoothly, the tissue was sent for histology, and a week later I got the result - my worries turned out to be unfounded.
Frequently asked questions
Is removing a growth painful?
The procedure is performed under local or general anaesthesia depending on scope - the patient feels no pain during removal.
Is histology mandatory?
Yes, removed tissue is sent for analysis - this is standard practice for patient safety.
Will there be a scar?
The trace depends on the growth's size and location; the doctor explains what to expect beforehand.
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