There are two types of skin lesions: benign and malignant lesions. |
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Benign skin lesions
In general
Several types of lesions can occur on the epidermis. On the epidermis (naevi, keratoses,...) or subcutaneously (cysts, lipoma,...)
They can occur in all age groups and are not cancerous. They may however cause problems: they can be painful, annoying and unaesthetic.
Post-operative consultations
-7 to 10 days: removal of stitches
-1,2,3 months: assessment of scar
-6 months to 1 year: final result
Malignant skin lesions
In general:
Malignant tumour surgery has two objectives:
-complete removal of the tumour to ensure a cure
-reconstruction (plasty) to obtain an as aesthetic as possible result
Particulars:
Baso- and spinocellular carcinomas (or epitheliomas)
Melanomas
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Tumeurs cutannées 
