A lump of fatty tissue under the skin can be simply a cosmetic concern, but it often causes physical discomfort as well. Whether your lipoma restricts movement, irritates you under clothing, or simply needs assessment, at Dermarevolta we approach the issue with medical expertise. Procedures are carried out under local anaesthesia, with the utmost emphasis on patient safety, strict surgical standards and the best possible aesthetic result for the skin.
A lipoma is a benign subcutaneous growth made up of fatty tissue. Although it does not usually pose an acute risk, its gradual growth can put pressure on surrounding structures, nerves or muscles and cause pain. A thorough medical examination is essential for accurate differential diagnosis and to distinguish it from other lesions. Surgical excision is a well-established medical approach for safely removing such a growth and preventing it from enlarging further.
The doctor assesses the size and margins of the growth by palpation. In unclear cases, an additional ultrasound examination may be recommended for more precise diagnosis.
The removal itself is performed using classic surgical excision. This approach is the most medically reliable and minimises the chance of the growth recurring.
To ensure comfort, a local anaesthetic is applied around the lipoma before the procedure. This makes the procedure gentle, and the patient goes home afterwards.
We use fine materials and techniques adapted to the natural skin lines to close the wound. The main aim is to leave as inconspicuous a scar as possible.
We routinely send every tissue sample for analysis to confirm the histological nature of the growth and to have full medical certainty about its origin.
After an appropriate period, the patient is invited back to have the stitches removed, and we check the healing process to achieve a satisfactory final result.
The cost of the procedure can vary depending on several factors. Key factors include the size of the lipoma, its exact location on the body, its depth beneath the skin and the resulting complexity of the procedure. The extent of local anaesthesia used is also taken into account. The doctor will determine the exact price after examination, based on the actual scope of the planned procedure.
Dr Kinga Wursterová is an experienced doctor who graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at Palacký University in Olomouc and holds two specialist qualifications in general surgery. Her practice is built on more than 20 years of clinical experience gained both in a surgical department and in private clinics.
At the Dermarevolta clinic, she specialises in the surgical removal of subcutaneous lumps. In her work, she combines rigorous surgical standards with close attention to detail. As a member of several national and international professional societies, including the Slovak and Czech Surgical Societies, she applies well-established medical practices.
With every patient, the doctor emphasises that removing subcutaneous lesions requires, above all, a thorough pre-operative assessment. Only the correct approach reduces the risk of recurrence, protects the surrounding healthy skin and leads to safe healing with an aesthetically acceptable result.
Procedures are carried out directly by doctors with long-standing specialisation in surgery, who have performed hundreds of similar procedures. This ensures a high standard of medical expertise at every step.
Removal is usually preceded by a consultation, during which the surgeon carefully assesses the lump. This approach reduces risks and helps us choose the most suitable date and method for your specific situation.
Your safety is our priority. The removed tissue is routinely sent for independent laboratory analysis so that we can determine, with full medical certainty, the biological nature of the subcutaneous growth.
Our outpatient facilities and the professional approach of our staff ensure that both the initial examination and the treatment itself take place in a calm setting, with full respect for your privacy.
Surgical technique matters, but we place equal importance on patient education. Before you leave, we'll explain how to care for the wound so that the resulting scar becomes as inconspicuous as possible over time.
The clinic meets the strictest standards. Our outpatient surgery rooms are prepared so that we can carry out procedures professionally, under sterile conditions, minimising the risk of post-operative infection.
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