Surgical mole removal - Luna Clinic Wrocław
Home  ·  Plastic surgery  ·  Surgical mole removal
Plastic surgery · Body plastic surgery · Wrocław

Surgical mole removal

Surgical mole removal is the most effective and safest method of getting rid of pigmented moles, beauty spots, warts and small skin nodules. Unlike laser methods, surgical excision allows the whole lesion to be sent for histopathological examination - which gives the patient certainty of diagnosis and rules out a cancerous process.

Surgical mole removal is the most effective and safest method of getting rid of pigmented moles, beauty spots, warts and small skin nodules. Unlike laser methods, surgical excision allows the whole lesion to be sent for histopathological examination - which gives the patient certainty of diagnosis and rules out a cancerous process.

01
About the treatment

Surgical mole removal - na czym polega zabieg?

Surgical mole removal is a minor but very precise procedure that at Luna Clinic we most often perform under local anaesthesia. It consists of excising a skin lesion - this may be a pigmented mole, a beauty spot, a wart or a small nodule. The indication may be both a suspicion of cancer and mechanical discomfort or aesthetic reasons. The removed lesion can be sent for histopathological examination - at the patient’s request or if the doctor makes such a decision.

The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis, under local anaesthesia, and the patient goes home the same day. An appropriately planned incision line - made in accordance with the skin tension lines - means that the scar is thin and inconspicuous once healed.

02
Indications

Dla kogo jest chirurgiczne usuwanie znamion?

We recommend the procedure to anyone who has noticed a skin lesion that is growing, changing colour, itching or bleeding - but also to people for whom the mole simply bothers them aesthetically or mechanically (rubbing by clothing, jewellery, during shaving). Before removal we assess every lesion with a dermatoscope.

03
Indications

Indications for the procedure

Whether the procedure is advisable for you is ultimately decided by the doctor during the consultation.

  • Pigmented moles of irregular shape, changing colour or size
  • Skin lesions in areas exposed to mechanical injury (e.g. under a bra, at the waist, on the neck)
  • Irritating moles that itch, bleed or grow
  • A dermatological recommendation to remove the lesion with further histopathological assessment
  • Aesthetic reasons - e.g. visible beauty spots on the face, décolletage, back
04

Contraindications

Pregnancy and breastfeeding (if the lesion does not raise urgent suspicions)
Skin infections at the site of the planned procedure
Blood clotting disorders or an uncontrolled chronic disease
Hypersensitivity to local anaesthetics
A poor general state of health that may hinder healing
Unrealistic expectations regarding the results of the procedure
05
Preparation

How to prepare for the procedure?

The procedure is always preceded by a qualification consultation with a plastic surgeon - we discuss expectations, examine the area to be operated on and establish an individual treatment plan. As standard, we order a full set of tests (blood count, coagulation, electrolytes, ECG for general anaesthesia) and, if necessary, additional specialist consultations.

  • The procedure is preceded by a surgical consultation, during which we assess the nature of the lesion and determine whether histopathological examination is advisable.
  • Laboratory tests are not required unless the doctor recommends otherwise (e.g. in the case of coagulation disorders).
  • Please inform us about all medications taken - especially anticoagulants, aspirin and dietary supplements. They should be stopped at least 7 days before the procedure (with the treating doctor’s consent).
  • On the day of the procedure: the skin should be clean, without creams or make-up - especially for lesions on the face.
  • Thorough skin hygiene on the day of the procedure (no make-up, creams or lotions)
06

The mole removal procedure step by step

1Lesion assessment and incision planningthe surgeon examines the mole (with a dermatoscope if needed), marks the excision margins with an appropriate margin of healthy skin and plans the course of the scar in accordance with the skin tension lines.
2Anaesthesia localthe area of the lesion is anaesthetised by injection - the patient feels only a brief prick, the procedure itself is painless.
3Excision of the molethe lesion is excised whole, together with a margin of tissue - usually in a spindle shape, which allows aesthetic closure of the wound.
4Histopathological examinationthe excised tissue goes to the laboratory - we discuss the result with the patient at the follow-up visit.
5Layered wound suturingthe wound is closed with fine sutures with attention to the best possible aesthetic result; a sterile dressing is applied.
07
Recovery

Recovery and post-procedure recommendations

  • Slight swelling or redness may occur - they usually subside after 2-3 days
  • Sleeping with the head elevated is recommended for the first few days
  • We remove the sutures after 7-14 days - depending on the location and skin type
  • The scar should be protected from the sun for a minimum of 6 months
  • After complete healing we introduce scar massages and recommended products supporting its maturation
  • We limit physical exertion for 2-3 days after the procedure, and for lesions on the limbs - up to 7 days
  • Check-ups: suture removal (7-14 days), scar check (1 and 3 months)
08

Treatment effects

The result of the procedure is complete removal of the skin lesion together with a certain histopathological diagnosis. The scar, initially pink, matures over 6-12 months, gradually fading - with proper care (silicone products, sun protection) it becomes thin and barely noticeable.

09

Possible complications and risks

Like any surgical procedure, this one also carries a certain risk - at Luna Clinic we minimise it through careful qualification, operating in operating-block conditions and the team’s experience. Possible complications include:

  • Surgical mole removal is a minimally invasive procedure, but - like any surgical intervention - it involves a potential risk of complications. At Luna Clinic the procedures are performed in operating-block conditions or a sterile treatment room, which significantly reduces the risk of adverse reactions.
10

Frequently asked questions

Is the procedure painful?

No. We perform the procedure under local anaesthesia - the patient may feel only slight pressure during the administration of the anaesthetic.

Does every lesion have to be sent for histopathological examination?

No. We perform the examination on a clear indication from the doctor or if the patient expresses such a wish. For lesions of a suspicious nature, histopathology is mandatory.

Will there be a scar?

Yes - every surgical intervention leaves a mark. However, thanks to precise suturing and individual post-procedure recommendations, the scar is usually thin and inconspicuous over time.

How long does the procedure itself take?

Usually 15 to 30 minutes - depending on the size and location of the lesion.

Can several lesions be removed during one visit?

Yes, if there are no contraindications - several moles can be removed in one procedure.

When can I return to normal activity?

To everyday activities usually the next day. It is worth limiting physical exertion, stretching or pressure on the treated area for a few days - according to the doctor’s recommendations.

Can I drive after the procedure?

Yes - provided the lesion was not removed from the limbs or other areas affecting freedom of movement.

Do I have to fast?

No. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia - there is no need to skip meals.

Can I sunbathe after the procedure?

No. For a minimum of 6 months the site of the mole removal should be protected from the sun - to avoid discolouration.

Can every mole be removed surgically?

The vast majority, yes. Qualification is decided by the surgeon after examining the lesion - the location, size and nature of the mole affect the technique of the procedure.

Is histopathological examination always performed after mole removal?

Yes - at Luna Clinic we send every excised lesion for histopathological assessment. This is a standard of oncological safety.

Aleksandra Łuniewska, MD, PhD - plastic surgery specialist
Performed by

Dr Aleksandra Łuniewska

Aleksandra Łuniewska, MD, PhD - a plastic surgery specialist with over 17 years of experience, founder and chief surgeon of Luna Clinic. Known for her exceptional precision, aesthetic sensitivity and empathetic approach, she has earned the trust of hundreds of patients. Her philosophy is based on natural and harmonious results that emphasise the patient’s individual beauty.

First step

Take the first step

Book a consultation - an honest conversation about expectations, options and the treatment plan.

Surgical mole removal - Wrocław and all of Poland

Surgical mole removal is one of the procedures we perform at Luna Clinic - an intimate, boutique clinic at ul. Władysława Syrokomli 46 in Wrocław. The procedure is performed by Dr Aleksandra Łuniewska - a plastic surgery specialist, with an individual, empathetic approach to every patient. If you are looking for a proven place where surgical mole removal in Wrocław is carried out by an experienced team, on this page we have gathered all the information: what surgical mole removal involves, what the indications and contraindications are, how the procedure and recovery look, what effects you can expect, and how much a consultation costs and how to prepare for it.

Show moreCollapse

What does surgical mole removal involve?

Surgical mole removal is a procedure in the field of plastic surgery. At Luna Clinic, every treatment plan is created individually - we start with a thorough consultation and qualification, during which the doctor discusses expectations, assesses the starting situation and selects the scope and technique of the procedure. Thanks to this, surgical mole removal is safe, predictable and tailored to the anatomy and real needs of the specific person. We focus on a natural rather than artificial effect - so that the result emphasises individual beauty and remains in harmony with the rest of the figure or facial features. You will find a full, detailed description of the method in the upper part of this page.

surgical mole removal - who is it for? Indications and qualification

The best way to answer whether surgical mole removal is advisable in your case is during a consultation. The doctor always decides on qualification after an examination - we take into account the state of health, expectations and the real possibilities of the given method. If the procedure is not needed or safe at the moment, we will say so directly and suggest a sensible alternative. Such an honest conversation is the basis of a good decision and satisfaction with the result - which is why we never persuade anyone into unnecessary procedures.

How does the procedure go?

The course is planned to take maximum care of your comfort and safety. We work in comfortable conditions that meet all standards, and an experienced team oversees the process. All recommendations - preparation, contraindications and post-procedure conduct - are discussed individually and also provided in writing, so that surgical mole removal proceeds calmly, predictably and without surprises.

Effects and durability - surgical mole removal before and after

The effects that surgical mole removal provides are always assessed individually. A natural, harmonious refreshment of appearance or an improvement of proportions is the goal we strive for with every patient. “Before and after” transformations are best viewed in our results gallery - they show the real outcomes of our work. Remember that the durability and quality of the effect are also influenced by lifestyle, care and consistent adherence to post-procedure recommendations.

Recovery and post-procedure recommendations

Recovery goes most smoothly when you follow the recommendations closely. After the procedure you remain under the clinic’s care - in the first days, contact with a doctor is available, and we schedule follow-up visits until full healing and assessment of the effect. You receive clear instructions on care, activity and any supporting products in writing, so you know exactly what to expect at each stage of returning to form.

Safety, experience and trust

Safety is an absolute priority for us. Surgical mole removal is performed by Dr Aleksandra Łuniewska - a plastic surgery specialist, with care for safety and an individual approach to the patient. Careful qualification, work in appropriate conditions and the team’s experience allow us to minimise risk and achieve repeatable, aesthetic results. In the field of plastic surgery, not only technique matters, but also aesthetic sense and trust between patient and doctor - and that is exactly what we build Luna Clinic on every day.

Why Luna Clinic?

Luna Clinic is an intimate, boutique clinic where not only the result matters, but also comfort, discretion and a sense of safety. We carry out surgical mole removal with attention to every detail - from the first conversation, through the procedure itself, to post-procedure care. Patients choose us for the experience of our specialists, the individual approach and the natural, harmonious results. It matters to us that every person feels heard and well informed, which is why we present the real possibilities and limitations of the given method and choose the best solution together.

How to prepare for the procedure?

Good preparation translates directly into the course and the effect. Before surgical mole removal we conduct a qualification consultation, order tests if necessary and discuss the recommendations in detail - including which agents, stimulants or activities to avoid in the days preceding the procedure. You receive all the guidance clearly and in writing, and our team remains available should any additional questions arise. We always tailor the preparation plan individually, because every situation and every patient is different.

Surgical mole removal Wrocław - getting here and patients from all over Poland

You can easily reach the clinic at ul. Władysława Syrokomli 46 from every district of Wrocław - Krzyki, Psie Pole, Fabryczna, Śródmieście, Stare Miasto, Ołbin and Nadodrze. On-site parking for patients awaits, and the intimate atmosphere favours a calm conversation and discretion. Many patients from the city and the surrounding area come to us via phrases such as “surgical mole removal Wrocław”, “surgical mole removal price” or “surgical mole removal effects”. We also welcome people from all over Poland - we help plan the arrival, consultation and follow-up visits so that the whole process is as convenient and stress-free as possible.

Price, consultation and booking a visit

You receive the final quote in writing after the consultation and examination - with no hidden costs. The qualification consultation that always precedes surgical mole removal is the best first step: it is during it that we establish the plan, answer questions and dispel doubts. To book a date, call +48 666 850 666 or write to info@lunaclinic.pl. We will gladly help you choose a convenient date and calmly explain everything.

Most searched phrases and questions

When planning surgical mole removal, it is worth getting to know the topic from the practical side. Related, most frequently searched phrases are: surgical mole removal Wrocław, surgical mole removal price, how much does surgical mole removal cost, surgical mole removal effects, surgical mole removal before and after, surgical mole removal reviews, surgical mole removal recovery, plastic surgery Wrocław, plastic surgery clinic Wrocław. If any of these issues concerns you - book a consultation and we will answer all questions based on your individual situation.