What is an Incisional Biopsy?
Incisional biopsies are used to evaluate diffuse/generalized skin diseases or to identify skin tumor.
Multiple number of samples are required to confirm the diagnosis. A minimum of three biopsies is usually collected.
The dermatologist will cut out a piece of skin with a scalpel blade. Stitches are usually required after an incisional biopsy.
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