Lump, Bump & Spot Removal in North Denver

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The short answer
Lump, Bump & Spot Removal removes selected small skin or soft-tissue lesions after an in-person assessment. It may suit patients with a localized lump, bump, or spot that is appropriate for office-based removal. Dr. John Samas discusses candidacy, limits and recovery during a Northglenn consultation.

Overview
What is Lump, Bump & Spot Removal?
Lump, Bump & Spot Removal is a minor surgical service designed to eliminate unwanted or concerning skin and soft tissue growths. These may include moles, skin tags, lipomas, cysts, and even certain forms of skin cancer. Whether removed for cosmetic reasons, irritation, or medical necessity, each procedure is performed with precision and attention to aesthetic outcomes.
Depending on the type and location of the growth, removal techniques may include shave excision, full-thickness excision, or enucleation. If a lesion appears atypical or suspicious, it can be sent to pathology for evaluation.
Most procedures are quick, performed under local anesthesia, and require little downtime. Same-day removal may be available during your consultation. Dr. Samas takes special care when working on cosmetically sensitive areas such as the face, neck, or hands to minimize visible scarring.
If you have a skin or soft tissue growth that bothers you, whether it's unsightly, uncomfortable, or changing in appearance, schedule a consultation to learn about your options for safe, effective removal.
Key Benefits
What does Lump, Bump & Spot Removal do?
Removing unwanted skin irregularities not only improves your appearance but also supports overall skin health.
- Quick, minimally invasive treatment
- Improved skin texture and appearance
- Relief from irritation or discomfort
- Any procedure that breaks the skin leaves a scar. Dr. Samas plans the incision to keep it as discreet as possible.

Recovery
What is recovery like?
Recovery is typically fast and uncomplicated. Most patients resume normal activities immediately after the procedure. Minor redness or swelling may occur but subsides within a few days.
- Mild redness or swelling early on
- Tiny dressing or bandage for protection
- Return to daily activities right away
- Avoid direct sun exposure during healing
- Final results visible within 1 to 2 weeks
FAQ
What do patients often ask?
This page is general information. Candidacy, recovery and what to expect are discussed at your consultation.
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Service areas
Where do patients travel from?
The office is in Northglenn, on the 120th Avenue corridor just west of I-25. These are some of the areas patients travel in from.


