De Cute · Rzeszów
Mole Removal in Rzeszow
Mole and skin lesion removal should always be preceded by a specialist dermatological assessment. At De Cute Clinic, the method is selected individually — after thorough examination of the lesion, dermoscopy and discussion of medical indications and patient safety.
Not every skin lesion needs to be removed — some moles only require monitoring, while others call for surgical excision or a non-surgical method. The decision is based on full diagnostics.
Tissue from suspicious or surgically removed lesions is sent for histopathological examination — a key element of precise diagnosis and further medical management.
Method selection depends on lesion type, location, dermoscopy result and patient safety. Every case is discussed individually, and available options are presented clearly.
Team
Our De Cute Team
Why De Cute?
- Qualification performed by board-certified dermatologists.
- Dermoscopy carried out before every removal decision.
- Histopathological examination of removed tissue — for precise diagnosis.
- Method individually selected for lesion type, location and medical indications.
Visit
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can every mole be removed with laser?
No — the method is selected by a physician after thorough assessment of the lesion. Some lesions require surgical excision and histopathology, which laser cannot replace.
Is removed tissue examined?
Yes — for surgically removed or suspicious lesions, tissue is sent for histopathological examination. This is a key element of safe diagnostics.
Is qualification required?
Yes — a physician should assess the lesion and choose a safe method before removal. Every procedure at De Cute Clinic is preceded by specialist qualification.
Pricing
Selected services and consultations. Full pricing available on a dedicated page.
- Surgical removal of one lesion + histopathology
- Smooth skin biopsy + histopathology
- Smooth skin biopsy + immunopathology
- Smooth skin biopsy + histopathology + immunopathology
- Scalp biopsy + histopathology
- Scalp biopsy + histopathology + immunopathology