Skin lesions and imperfections, especially on the exposed surface of the body can be unpleasant, unattractive and upsetting. There are various modalities and techniques now available to eliminate or improve these conditions.

Excision of Skin Lesion
Skin conditions like corns, calluses, cysts, moles, tags, warts, surface irregularities etc. are commonly seen especially on exposed part of the body. Cosmetic removal of such lesions involves different advanced modalities like scalpel surgery, laser surgery, and radiofrequency surgery over and above the traditional methods.

Vitiligo (white patch) Surgery
The role of cosmetic surgery is to cover and camouflage the stagnant and non-progressive white patch. Surgery for white patch involves mechanical scrapping of its top layer and grafting the area with a very thin skin graft.

Scar Revision
How much the appearance of a scar bothers you is, of course, a personal matter. While no scar can be removed completely, the appearance of a scar can be improved to a great extent, making it less obvious through the injection or application of certain medications or through surgical procedure known as scar-revision. The way a scar develops depends as much on how your body heals as it does on the original injury or on the surgeon's skills.

Dermabrasion
Human skin can actually be made permanently smoother through polishing, by special instruments. Dermabrasion is a controlled scraping of the top layers of the skin. It softens the sharp edges of surface irregularities, giving the skin a smoother appearance. Dermabrasion is most often used to “refinish” facial skin left scarred by acne, accidents, or previous surgery, or to smooth out fine facial wrinkles, such as those around the mouth.

Laser Resurfacing
Laser resurfacing or laser peel uses a laser to remove areas of damaged or wrinkled skin, layer-by-layer. The procedure is most commonly used to minimize the appearance of fine lines, especially around mouth and the eyes. However, it is also effective in treating facial scars or areas of uneven pigmentation.