Medical articles of Skin lesions

In this article, a facial cosmetic and ENT surgeon explains what skin lesions are, the most frequent types you might see, when to seek expert advice, and the treatment options available.

Here to outline the various ways moles can be removed is revered consultant dermatologist, Dr Atessa Assim.

Cryotherapy offers an effective way to treat a variety of troublesome or unwanted skin lesions. In this article, a consultant GP explains what cryotherapy involves, which types of lesions it can treat...

Benign skin lesions are non-cancerous growths or abnormalities on the skin that can present in various forms, such as moles, cysts, lipomas, and skin tags. While they are generally harmless, some may ...

Seborrhoeic keratosis is a common skin condition, characterised by the appearance of raised scaly patches, that often raises questions and concerns about skin health. Here, Dr Bav Shergill, renowned c...

In this article, Mr Ben Ardehali, plastic surgeon, explain how to identify common benign skin lesions like moles, warts, and seborrhoeic keratosis.

The connection between sleep and skin health is significant. Adequate sleep not only refreshes the mind and body but also plays a crucial role in maintaining skin health and appearance. In her latest ...

Here, Mr Thomas Bragg, a distinguished consultant plastic surgeon, tells us what lipomas are, what surgical procedures can be used to remove them, and how they are typically diagnosed.

In this informative guide to skin cancer prevention, we hear from esteemed consultant dermatologist Dr Ravi Ratnavel who shares his expert guidance on preventing skin cancer and the key signs to be aw...

There are several different skin lesions. They can be split into two groups: benign skin lesions and malignant skin cancers. Benign skin lesions are quite common. Usually, they are benign moles...