Dermatology Mole Removal Training Module with 6 Simulated Lesions

The Ultrassist Dermatology Mole Removal Training Module is a realistic silicone skin model featuring six simulated moles for hands-on practice of lesion removal, excision techniques, and basic biopsy procedures. Designed for medical students, dermatology trainees, and healthcare professionals, it is a safe and reusable tool for developing essential dermatology skills in clinical training environments.

Features: 

• Realistic Simulated Mole Lesions for Dermatology Training
  The silicone-based skin model provides a realistic texture and tactile response, allowing learners to practice handling techniques used in common dermatological procedures. The simulated lesions help bridge the gap between theoretical learning and hands-on clinical skills.

• Six Lesion Modules for Repeated Practice
  The training module includes six simulated mole structures, providing multiple practice opportunities within one model. Learners can improve consistency and confidence by repeating lesion removal procedures in a controlled training environment.

• Supports Mole Removal and Biopsy Procedure Practice
  The dermatology training model is suitable for practicing essential techniques related to skin lesion management, including mole removal, shave procedures, excision practice, and basic biopsy skills.

• Durable Silicone Construction for Hands-On Training
  Made from flexible silicone material, the module provides realistic resistance during cutting and procedure practice. The durable design supports repeated use in medical education programs, simulation centers, and skills laboratories.

• Compact Training Module for Flexible Education
  The lightweight design makes this model convenient for classroom demonstrations, clinical skills workshops, and individual practice. It can be integrated into dermatology, primary care, and minor surgery training programs.

Specifications:

• SKU: UA01006
• Material: Silicone
• Weight: approx. 100g
• Lesion Types: 2 Pigmented Moles, 2 Warts, 2 Skin Tags