Excision or biopsy of lesion of the vulva (non cosmetic)

A lesion of the vulva is considered an abnormality or damage in the tissue and excision means the removal by cutting. This procedure would be carried out under anaesthetic.

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I have a question about excision or biopsy of a vulva lesion

Why would I have an excision or biopsy of lesion of the vulva?

If you are suffering from vaginal lesions or disorders of the vagina. These could include genital warts, pre-cancers or cancers.

What happens during an excision or biopsy of lesion of the vulva?

This procedure would be carried out under anaesthetic.

What should I expect after an excision or biopsy of lesion of the vulva?

The tissue excised is sent to the laboratory to be examined. The results take a few weeks.

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