Observation or Surgical Excision (Based on Findings)
Care Before the Procedure
- Attend scheduled imaging and clinical evaluations for monitoring.
- Prepare for surgery if excision is planned, following fasting instructions.
- Discuss allergies, medications, and medical history with the doctor.
Care During the Procedure
- Lesion is monitored via imaging and clinical assessment if observing.
- Surgical excision performed under local or general anesthesia.
- Complete lesion removal ensured with proper wound closure.
- Patient comfort and vital signs monitored throughout the procedure.
Care After the Procedure
- Keep wound clean and dry post-excision.
- Suture removal is typically done within 7–10 days.
- Monitor for recurrence or complications.
- Continue regular follow-up imaging for lesions under observation.
Eligibility
- Individuals with lesions that are symptomatic, suspicious, or enlarging.
- Patients with benign lesions requiring reassurance and monitoring over time.
- People whose lesion characteristics indicate the need for surgical removal.
- Attend scheduled imaging and clinical evaluations for monitoring.
- Prepare for surgery if excision is planned, following fasting instructions.
- Discuss allergies, medications, and medical history with the doctor.
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