
Dr. med. Darko Nikolic
Specialist in anaesthesiology with a focus on aesthetic medicine and pain management.
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Skin & Laser
Visible or bothersome skin lesions require a diagnosis first. Suitable lesions can then be removed in a targeted way.
CO₂ laser can be used to remove selected superficial skin lesions in a controlled way. A medical examination first determines the type and depth of the lesion. If tissue sampling may be required, this is considered before complete laser removal.
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CO₂ laser can be used to remove selected superficial skin lesions in a controlled way. A medical examination first determines the type and depth of the lesion. If tissue sampling may be required, this is considered before complete laser removal.

Suitable warts, skin tags, certain keratoses and xanthelasma may be treated after diagnostic assessment. Size, depth and location determine the method used.

After removal, the area heals like a small wound. The result is assessed after the wound has closed and the scar has had time to mature. Residual tissue or recurrent lesions may require reassessment and further treatment.

Our specialist doctors provide aesthetic treatments for the face, skin and body at DIVINE Medica in the heart of Munich. We combine medical expertise with personal consultations to select treatments that suit you.
We plan every treatment around your anatomy, preferences and medical assessment, with the aim of enhancing your natural appearance while preserving your individual features.
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Specialist in anaesthesiology with a focus on aesthetic medicine and pain management.
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Specialist in ophthalmology with a focus on facial contouring and aesthetic eyelid treatments.
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Head of medical cosmetics and device-based aesthetic treatments, with a focus on skin analysis and personalised skincare.
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Temporary tenderness or minor bleeding may occur during removal. Infection, delayed healing, scarring, pigment changes and damage to surrounding tissue are separate risks. Eye protection and smoke evacuation are part of laser treatment. Because fully ablated tissue can no longer be examined histologically, the diagnosis is clarified beforehand.
Answers to your questions about the treatment process and aftercare.
Suitable warts, skin tags, certain keratoses and xanthelasma may be treated after diagnostic assessment. Size, depth and location determine the method used.
After removal, the area heals like a small wound. The result is assessed after the wound has closed and the scar has had time to mature. Residual tissue or recurrent lesions may require reassessment and further treatment.
During healing, the treated area may initially remain open or develop a crust. Redness can persist after the wound has closed, with the skin tone gradually settling over time.
CO₂ laser can be used to remove selected superficial skin lesions in a controlled way. A medical examination first determines the type and depth of the lesion. If tissue sampling may be required, this is considered before complete laser removal.