At ASI Medical Spa, we offer expert skin lesion removal using a minimally invasive hidden suture technique designed to leave minimal scarring and preserve the appearance of the surrounding skin.
Whether you are dealing with moles or skin tags, our goal is to remove the lesion safely and without leaving any scars.
Our team, led by Dr. Hardeep Dhaliwal, Cosmetic Surgeon, provides personalized care and advanced surgical techniques to remove unwanted skin growths with precision and care.
We provide skin lesion removal at our medical spa in Issaquah, WA, located inside Adara Surgical Institute.
What Are Skin Lesions?
A skin lesion is a broad term to describe any abnormal growth or change in the skin.
Lesions can be benign, precancerous, or malignant. While some lesions are purely cosmetic, others may require treatment due to the risk of infection, irritation, or, in rare cases, skin cancer.
Common types of skin lesions we treat include:
- Skin tags
- Moles and birthmarks
- Sebaceous cysts
- Actinic keratosis
- Seborrheic keratosis
- Small vascular lesions or broken blood vessels
- Benign growths on the skin surface
If you are unsure what you are dealing with, we will assess your type of lesion and provide the treatment of choice based on your medical history, skin type, and aesthetic goals.
Minimally Invasive Surgical Skin Lesion Removal
Our surgical technique is designed to remove the entire lesion while minimizing damage to surrounding tissue.
We specialize in hidden suture closures, so once healed, the skin looks smooth and natural with little to no visible scarring.
Here’s what to expect:
- Consultation: We examine your skin condition, review your medical history, and determine if surgical removal is appropriate.
- Preparation: The area is cleaned with an antiseptic solution, and a local anesthetic is applied.
- Excision: The lesion is carefully removed, along with any underlying tissue necessary, to support complete treatment and healthy healing.
- Closure: A delicate, hidden suture helps support natural healing while minimizing scarring and reducing the risk of infection or other complications.
We may recommend pathology testing for certain lesions, especially if there is any concern about malignant skin lesions or cancer cells.
Aftercare and Healing
Following your skin lesion removal procedure, you will receive detailed instructions to promote healing and prevent infection.
Healing may take several days to a few weeks, depending on the type of lesion and depth of removal. Most patients return to normal activities within 24–48 hours.
Proper care after your procedure supports healing and helps minimize scarring. Your provider may recommend that you:
- Keep the area clean and dry.
- Apply prescribed ointment as directed.
- Avoid direct sun exposure to reduce the risk of scar darkening.
- Monitor the site for any signs of infection.
Common Skin Lesions and Their Treatments
Skin lesions vary in appearance, cause, and level of concern. Below is a quick guide to some of the most common types of skin lesions and the typical treatment approaches.
| Type of Skin Lesion | Nature | Treatment Option |
|---|---|---|
| Skin Tag | Benign | Surgical removal, skin tag removal |
| Sebaceous Cyst | Benign | Complete excision, drain if infected |
| Actinic Keratosis | Precancerous | Liquid nitrogen, surgical removal |
| Seborrheic Keratosis | Benign | Minor surgery or cryotherapy |
| Vascular Lesions (small) | Benign | IPL therapy or minor excision |
| Suspicious Mole | Possible malignancy | Surgical excision, biopsy |
Why Remove Skin Lesions?
While many skin lesions are harmless, removal may be recommended if:
- The lesion is irritated, bleeding, or infected.
- It’s increasing in size or changing in appearance.
- It interferes with clothing, shaving, or daily activities.
- There’s a concern for skin cancer.
- You want to improve the appearance of your skin.
Related Treatments for Skin Concerns
In addition to surgical procedures, we offer non-invasive treatments for skin discoloration and texture irregularities that resemble skin lesions.
Consider exploring:
- Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Therapy for freckles, birthmarks, and broken blood vessels.
- Microneedling with SkinPen for acne scars and uneven skin texture.
These treatments can enhance the skin surface, reduce the appearance of pigmentation, and restore a more even, healthy glow.
Why Choose ASI Medical Spa?
- Skilled Providers: Our experienced team specializes in minor surgical procedures and cosmetic skin treatments performed with precision and care.
- Advanced Techniques: We use advanced methods, including our hidden suture technique, to achieve natural-looking results with less visible scarring.
- Personalized Treatment: Whether cosmetic or medically necessary, every procedure is tailored to your unique skin concerns, goals, and comfort.
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Book Your Skin Lesion Removal Today
Whether addressing a bothersome skin tag, a precancerous lesion, or seeking peace of mind about a suspicious spot, our team will create a personalized treatment plan that meets your needs.
To book an appointment at our medical spa in Issaquah, WA, call (425) 428-5888 or visit us at 6505 226th Pl SE STE #101 Issaquah, WA.
Located inside Adara Surgical Institute at the back of Meadow Creek Business Center, our facility is designed for comfort and accessibility, offering ample parking and easy first-floor entry.
Request an AppointmentFrequently Asked Questions
Is skin lesion removal painful?
Most procedures are quick and performed under local anesthesia. Patients typically feel little to no discomfort during treatment.
Will I have a scar after removal?
At ASI Medical Spa, we use an advanced hidden suture technique to minimize scarring. While some scarring is possible, especially with larger lesions, most patients heal with smooth, refined results.
What’s the recovery time after skin lesion removal?
Healing time varies depending on the type of lesion and treatment area, but most patients can resume normal activities on the same day. Full healing usually occurs within 1–2 weeks.
How do I know if a lesion is cancerous?
We recommend medical evaluation for any lesion that changes shape, color, or size or causes discomfort. We’ll review your medical history during your consultation and determine if a biopsy or referral is needed.
