Benign Tumours

Benign skin tumors, such as seborrheic keratosis, papillomas and dermatofibromas, are non-cancerous skin lesions that typically do not require treatment. However, their removal may be requested if they are accompanied by symptoms, are repeatedly traumatized or cause aesthetic concerns.

Papillomas:Small, soft, often filiform lesions that primarily appear in skin folds subject to friction (e.g., neck, armpits) and are more common in overweight individuals.

Seborrheic Keratosis: Appears as a brown or black, typically raised lesion with a keratinized surface. It is very common in older individuals and usually does not cause symptoms.

Treatment Options for Benign Skin Tumors

Diagnosis and Evaluation:

• Dermoscopy to assess the nature of the lesion.
• Βιοψία σε περίπτωση ασαφούς διάγνωσης.

Removal with Minimally Invasive Methods:

• Cryotherapy.
• Laser θεραπεία: Ιδανική για αισθητική αποκατάσταση με ελάχιστο χρόνο ανάρρωσης.
• Electrocautery.
• Curettage.

Topical Treatments:

• Use of topical products.

Treatment of benign skin tumors is not medically necessary but is often performed at the patient’s request for aesthetic improvement.