Dermatologic Procedures and Surgery

Dermatological procedures allow you to diagnose and treat various skin diseases in a safe, personalized and, in most cases, minimally invasive way.

What are they?

Modern dermatology combines specialized clinical evaluation with the performance of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures that allow the treatment of a wide variety of diseases of the skin, hair and nails.

Many of these procedures can be performed on the same day of the consultation, safely, with local anesthesia and quick recovery, often avoiding the need for hospitalization or more complex interventions.

The choice of procedure always depends on the diagnosis, the location of the lesion and the therapeutic goals of each patient.

When can they be indicated?

Dermatologic procedures may be necessary to:

Evaluation of suspicious lesions

Diagnosis of skin diseases

Removal of moles and other skin lesions

Warts Treatment

Treatment of some types of skin cancer

Treatment of cysts and other benign lesions

Treatment of certain inflammatory diseases

Treatment of some hair and scalp diseases

Available procedures

Depending on the clinical situation, the following may be performed:

Dermoscopy

Skin biopsy

Cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen

Excision of moles and other skin lesions

Curettage and electrosurgery

Intralesional infiltrations

Laser treatments

All procedures are preceded by dermatological evaluation to ensure that the chosen approach is the most appropriate for each case.

What are the causes?

Dermatologic Surgery

Dermatological surgery is a fundamental area of the specialty, allowing the diagnosis and treatment of multiple skin lesions in an effective and minimally invasive way.

It may be indicated for the removal of atypical moles, cysts, benign tumors and certain types of skin cancer, as well as for obtaining samples for histological analysis.

Whenever possible, the surgical technique is selected in order to optimize not only the therapeutic result, but also the scarring result.

Dermoscopy and Precision Diagnostics

Dermoscopy is a non-invasive technique that allows the analysis of skin structures invisible to the naked eye, significantly increasing diagnostic accuracy.

It is particularly useful in the evaluation of pigmented moles, melanoma, skin cancer and other skin lesions, playing a central role in the early detection of potentially serious diseases.

Recovery and Follow-up

Most dermatological procedures allow a quick return to usual activities.

After each intervention, specific guidance is provided on local care, healing and sun protection, in order to promote proper recovery and optimize long-term results.

Dermatological follow-up remains an essential part of treatment, allowing to monitor clinical evolution and prevent recurrences whenever necessary.

An early diagnosis can make all the difference.

Book your appointment with Dr. João Patrocínio for an accurate diagnosis, close follow-up and treatments adapted to your needs.

When to schedule the 1st appointment?

  • You should schedule your first appointment as soon as your doctor suggests the need to clarify a diagnosis through specific tests or when you detect a lesion with an indication for removal.
  • Scheduling is advisable when you have uncomfortable, painful, bleeding lesions or lesions that change their structure visibly and quickly.
  • Timely evaluation in a medical consultation ensures that the surgical or diagnostic procedure is planned with proper safety and effectiveness.

The daily impact and clinical support in consultation

  • The prospect of performing a surgical intervention or a biopsy on the skin usually generates fears associated with pain, the healing process and the aesthetic result.
  • Specialized clinical support in consultation plays a key role in the exhaustive clarification of all stages of the procedure, mitigating the patient’s stress.
  • Strict medical follow-up offers the necessary support to manage postoperative care, ensuring a smooth recovery and control of any complications.
  • Regular consultations allow the patient to understand the results of histological examinations clearly, ensuring the continuity of a safe surveillance plan.

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