Dermatological procedures are medical methods applied to protect skin, hair, and nail health, diagnose and treat diseases, and improve aesthetic appearance. Within this scope, there are many advanced dermatological applications that are both diagnostic and therapeutic.

Mole removal (excision), skin biopsy, and mole examination with dermatoscopy are among the commonly used procedures in the diagnosis and treatment of skin lesions. These applications allow suspicious or aesthetically disturbing moles to be examined and safely removed.

Demodex testing, fungal testing, and prick testing are used to detect microbial or allergic reactions on the skin. While these tests help determine the appropriate treatment plan, they also reveal the underlying causes affecting skin health.

Interventional procedures such as skin tag and wart cauterization, intralesional steroid injection, plasma treatment, and nail wire application are used for both therapeutic and cosmetic purposes. These methods support the healing of the skin surface, the correction of nail deformities, and the preservation of skin integrity.