Histopathological analysis of lesion (<4 cm) – skin biopsy

Histopathological analysis of a skin lesion under 4 cm represents the microscopic examination of a tissue fragment obtained through skin biopsy or surgical excision. This investigation allows detailed evaluation of the cellular structure of the lesion and contributes to establishing a precise diagnosis.

The histopathological examination is performed in a specialized laboratory, where the tissue sample is analyzed under a microscope by a pathologist. The analysis allows identification of cellular characteristics and determination of the nature of the lesion.

This investigation is frequently used for:

• confirming the diagnosis of skin lesions
• differentiating benign lesions from malignant ones
• evaluation of skin tumors
• diagnosis of certain dermatological conditions

The result of the histopathological examination provides important information for establishing the final diagnosis and choosing appropriate treatment.

The time to obtain the result may vary depending on the laboratory, but usually the histopathological report is available within several days to several weeks.