What is Excision Lesion?
Excision lesion involves surgically removing a skin lesion with a small margin of surrounding healthy tissue to ensure complete removal. This method is used for benign growths, precancerous spots, or confirmed skin cancers and is often followed by laboratory testing to confirm diagnosis.
This procedure helps to:
- Remove suspicious moles
- Eliminate skin cancers
- Excise benign growths
- Prevent lesion recurrence
- Improve skin appearance
What to expect after Excision Lesion?
After the lesion is removed, stitches may be used to close the wound. Mild pain and swelling are normal during recovery, and healing usually occurs within 1–2 weeks, leaving behind a small scar that fades over time.
- Mild pain or tenderness at the site
- Temporary swelling or redness
- Stitches may need removal in 1–2 weeks
- Minor scar formation
- Gradual return to normal skin texture








