Small formations
A single element up to 1 cm is removed with a radio wave knife or scalpel with an indentation of 1–2 mm into healthy skin; the wound on the scrotum heals openly, and on the penis it is sutured with 1–2 stitches. The procedure is minimally painful, healing takes 7–10 days, and the scar is hardly noticeable. Histology confirms benignity after 7–10 days.
What formations are removed
Atheromas (cysts of the sebaceous glands) of the scrotum, papillomas and fibromas, nevi, cysts of the median suture, lipomas, angiokeratomas, molluscum contagiosum, pearlescent papules, if desired - benign formations of the skin of the genital organs are removed during growth, inflammation, trauma, cosmetic discomfort and to exclude malignancy. Any removed lesion is examined histologically. The price list depends on the size and complexity (category).
How it goes
Under local anesthesia, the formation is excised within healthy tissue: atheroma - along with the capsule, so that there is no relapse; papillomas and nevi - with a radio wave knife with a minimal scar. The wound on the skin of the scrotum often heals without stitches, and on the penis it is sutured with thin absorbable threads. The procedure takes 15–45 minutes, and the patient immediately goes home.
