Dermatology Procedures: What to Expect and How to Prepare

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Apr 6, 2023

Vein Treatment

Your dermatologist may evaluate your damaged veins and perform laser treatment or sclerotherapy as per your vein condition.

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Laser Surgery

Surgery performed using special light beams by your dermatologist.

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Mole Removal

Your mole can be studied for cancer or other skin diseases and involves the removal of a partial or full mole from your body.

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Mohs Surgery

Your dermatologist may suggest Mohs surgery to surgically remove layer-by-layer cancer cells from your skin.

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Electrosurgery

High-frequency electrical current is surgically used to cut or destroy tissue.

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Cryosurgery

Extreme levels of cold are surgically used to destroy or freeze a tissue.

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Excision Surgery

A sharp knife is used surgically to remove tissue by cutting, with appropriate closures.

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Medical Attention

If you have symptoms like eczema, hives, scars, psoriasis, nail disorders, dark spots on your face, rashes, and warts, it is better to schedule an appointment with a dermatologist.

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Cancer Screening

If you are meeting your doctor for a cancer screening, then it is ideal to check your body from head to toe and look for any colour changes or unusual spots and mention them to your doctor.

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Family History

It is important to find out if your skin or hair condition is running in your family and mention it to your dermatologist for better diagnosis and treatment.

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Be Frank and Open

Sometimes, talking about certain skin conditions can be embarrassing. But it is important to mention how you feel for better diagnosis and treatment.

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Share Your Medical History

If you have any chronic conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart ailments, mention them to your dermatologist so he/she can suggest the right treatment for you.

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Stop Alcohol Intake

Post-evaluation, if surgery is recommended by your dermatologist, then do not consume alcohol for 48 hours prior to your surgery.

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Shampoo Your Hair

If a dermatology procedure is scheduled, then shampoo your hair, as your initial dressing and wound may have to remain dry for over 48 hours after surgery.

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Avoid Makeup

Since makeup can spoil the surgical field, it is better to avoid it while preparing for your dermatology procedure.

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