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Hair & skin

Skin lesions & scar concerns

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Skin lesions and scars should be assessed according to their diagnosis before choosing cosmetic treatment. A mole, a raised scar and an acne scar need different approaches. Changes in a lesion’s colour, shape or symptoms should be medically evaluated rather than assumed to be cosmetic.

What to know

How it is performed

Depending on the diagnosis, options may include excision, selected laser or other scar treatments, or a combination. Some removed lesions require laboratory examination. The approach balances the treatment goal with the expected scar or skin change.

Who may consider a consultation?

People with a lesion or scar concern can seek assessment. Diagnosis, skin type, scarring tendency and previous treatment influence the recommendation.

Recovery & follow-up

Aftercare depends on whether treatment involves a wound, laser or another method. Follow skin-care and sun-protection advice, and ask how pigmentation and scars may change over time.

Risks & considerations

Discuss recurrence, persistent or altered scarring, infection, pigmentation changes and the possibility of an incomplete cosmetic improvement.

Questions to bring to your consultation

Ask whether the lesion needs medical investigation before removal, and discuss scar expectations, recurrence and appropriate treatment choices.

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