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Surgical Excision

Surgical Excision: How it Works
Surgical excision is a procedure that involves the removal of a skin lesion or abnormal tissue through cutting out the affected area with a surgical margin. It is commonly used to treat various types of skin cancer, abnormal moles, or even benign lesions. During the procedure, the area surrounding the lesion is numbed with a local anesthetic, and the targeted tissue is carefully cut out. The incision is typically closed with stitches, and the excised tissue may be sent for further analysis.
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