Trust Dr. Bimpe Ayeni for Precise, Minimally Invasive Skin Biopsies
Looking for an experienced plastic surgeon to perform your skin biopsy in Toronto? Trust Dr. Bimpe Ayeni, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon with over 15 years of expertise. Known for her precision and care, Dr. Ayeni performs skin biopsies to accurately diagnose conditions such as skin cancer, infections, and other dermatological concerns—ensuring your health is in expert hands.
A skin biopsy is a quick, minimally invasive procedure where a small sample of skin is removed and examined under a microscope. This helps Dr. Bimpe Ayeni identify conditions such as skin cancer, infections, or other abnormalities.
If you have an unusual spot, lesion, or skin change, Dr. Ayeni may recommend a biopsy to ensure an accurate diagnosis and create a personalized treatment plan.
Skin biopsies are quick, in-office procedures done under local anesthesia, typically taking 5–10 minutes. After collecting the sample, the area is stitched and bandaged. Healing usually occurs within a week, with minimal scarring.
Using precise technique and years of surgical expertise, Dr. Bimpe Ayeni carefully collects the most appropriate skin sample for accurate diagnosis. Depending on your specific case, she may use one of the following biopsy methods:
Technique | Description |
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Punch Biopsy | Uses a cylindrical blade to remove a core sample of skin down to the subcutaneous fat. Ideal for thick-skinned areas and full-thickness diagnostic sampling. |
Shave Biopsy | Involves shaving off abnormal tissue from the surface using a scalpel or similar tool. Effective for superficial lesions like moles or skin tags. |
Excisional Biopsy | Surgically removes the entire lesion or growth, including all skin layers. Preferred for larger or potentially suspicious moles or abnormalities. |
Incisional Biopsy | Removes a portion of a larger affected area (e.g., rash or widespread lesion) for diagnosis, rather than excising the full region. |
A skin biopsy is a straightforward procedure that can provide invaluable information about changes in the skin.
Skin biopsies performed by Dr. Ayeni are highly safe and effective, involving the removal of only a small skin sample. The risk of complications is minimal, but it’s still important for patients to be informed about any potential side effects, however minor.
* It’s important that patients follow all post-procedure wound care instructions carefully to lower chances of complications.
Dr. Ayeni sends skin biopsies to be analyzed at trusted laboratories in Toronto. Specialists examine the skin tissue under high-powered microscopes to check for any abnormalities in the cells and structures of your skin:
Analyzing skin cell irregularities can reveal fungal or bacterial infections, skin cancer, or other diseases.
Lab technicians examine the arrangement of skin cells and identify abnormal growth patterns.
They evaluate whether your skin cells appear healthy or show signs of damage from sun exposure, toxins, or injury.
For pigmented lesions, the type and amount of melanin are analyzed to assess pigmentation abnormalities.
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A biopsy lets us remove a tiny sample of suspicious skin so a pathologist can rule out—or confirm—conditions such as skin cancer, chronic rashes, or unusual moles. It’s the gold-standard way to get an accurate diagnosis before planning treatment. |
We perform shave, punch, and excisional biopsies. Shave removes a thin surface slice; punch takes a small cylindrical core; excisional removes the entire lesion with a margin. The best method depends on the size, depth, and location of the spot and whether cosmetic closure is a priority.
The area is fully numbed with a quick local anesthetic, so you should feel only light pressure. The entire appointment usually takes about 15 minutes from start to finish.
Pathology findings are typically ready within 3 – 10 days. As soon as we receive the report, our team calls you to discuss the results and any next steps—no waiting and wondering.
Keep the site clean, covered, and lightly moisturized; most wounds heal in 7 – 10 days. You can shower the next day and resume normal activity as long as you avoid friction on the area. OHIP covers medically necessary biopsies (for example, a lesion that could be cancerous). Cosmetic removals are self-funded; we’ll review any potential costs with you in advance.
Book a one-on-one consultation to explore your options, ask questions, and get expert guidance tailored just for you.
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