CPT Code 28304

CPT code 15810 is a medical billing code used to describe the procedure of salabrasion, a technique for removing skin lesions or tattoos.

CPT code 15811 is for salabrasion, a medical procedure used to remove the top layers of skin, often for treating scars or tattoos.

CPT code 15819 is used for billing plastic surgery procedures on the neck, including cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries.

CPT code 15820 is for the surgical revision of the lower eyelid, often performed to correct defects or improve appearance.

CPT code 15821 is for the revision of the lower eyelid, a procedure to correct or improve the appearance and function of the lower eyelid.

CPT code 15822 is a medical code used to describe the surgical revision of the upper eyelid, often for functional or cosmetic reasons.

CPT code 15823 is for the revision of the upper eyelid, a surgical procedure to correct or improve the appearance and function of the eyelid.

CPT code 15824 is for the removal of forehead wrinkles, a surgical procedure aimed at reducing the appearance of lines on the forehead.

CPT code 15825 is for the removal of neck wrinkles, a procedure to improve the appearance of the neck by eliminating excess skin and wrinkles.

CPT code 15826 is for the removal of brow wrinkles, a surgical procedure aimed at reducing forehead lines and improving appearance.

CPT code 15828 is a medical billing code used for the procedure of removing face wrinkles.

CPT code 15829 is for the removal of skin wrinkles, a procedure aimed at improving skin appearance by eliminating wrinkles.

CPT code 15830 is a medical code used to describe the excision of excess skin from the abdomen.

CPT code 15831 is used to bill for the excision of excessive skin tissue, typically performed to remove sagging or redundant skin.

CPT code 15832 is used for the surgical excision of excessive skin from the thigh area.

CPT code 15833 is used for the surgical excision of excessive skin on the leg.

CPT code 15834 is used for the excision of excessive skin from the hip area, typically performed to improve contour and function.

CPT code 15835 is for the excision of excessive skin from the buttocks, typically performed to improve contour and remove excess tissue.

CPT code 15836 is for the surgical excision of excessive skin from the arm, often performed to improve appearance or function.

CPT code 15837 is used for the surgical excision of excess skin from the arm or hand, often performed to improve function or appearance.

CPT code 15838 is used for the excision of excess skin and fat pads, typically performed to improve body contour and function.

CPT code 15839 is used for the excision of excess skin and tissue, often performed in procedures like body contouring or reconstructive surgery.

CPT code 15840 is a medical code used to describe the procedure for a nerve palsy fascial graft.

CPT code 15841 is for a surgical procedure involving a muscle graft to treat nerve palsy.

CPT code 15842 is for a surgical procedure involving a microsurgical graft to treat nerve palsy.

CPT code 15845 is for the surgical repair of skin and muscle on the face.

CPT code 15847 is for excision of excess skin in the abdomen, used as an add-on procedure in medical billing and coding.

CPT code 15850 is used for the removal of sutures by the same surgeon who originally placed them.

CPT code 15851 is for the removal of sutures or staples that requires anesthesia.

CPT code 15852 is for a dressing change not related to a burn, used to bill for the service provided by healthcare professionals.

CPT code 15853 is for the removal of sutures or staples that requires anesthesia.

CPT code 15854 is for the removal of sutures and staples that require anesthesia.

CPT code 15860 is a medical code used to document and bill for a test that measures blood flow in a graft.

CPT code 15876 is for suction lipectomy of the head and neck, a procedure to remove excess fat using a suction technique.

CPT code 15877 is for the suction lipectomy of the trunk, a procedure to remove excess fat from the trunk area using suction.

CPT code 15878 is for suction lipectomy of the upper extremity, a procedure to remove excess fat through suction.

CPT code 15879 is for suction lipectomy of the lower extremities, a procedure to remove excess fat through suction.

CPT code 15920 is for the surgical removal of an ulcer located on the tailbone.

CPT code 15922 is for the surgical removal of an ulcer located on the tailbone, ensuring proper wound care and healing.

CPT code 15931 is used for the surgical removal of a pressure sore located on the sacrum.

CPT code 15933 is used for the surgical removal of a pressure sore located on the sacrum.

CPT code 15934 is for the surgical removal of a pressure sore located on the sacrum, typically performed to prevent infection and promote healing.

CPT code 15935 is a medical code used to document the removal of a pressure sore from the sacrum.

CPT code 15936 is for the surgical removal of a pressure sore located on the sacrum.

CPT code 15937 is for the surgical removal of a pressure sore located on the sacrum, typically performed to prevent infection and promote healing.

CPT code 15940 is a medical code used to describe the procedure for removing a hip pressure sore.

CPT code 15941 is used for the surgical removal of a pressure sore located on the hip.

CPT code 15944 is a medical code used to document the surgical removal of a hip pressure sore.

CPT code 15945 is a medical code used to document the surgical removal of a hip pressure sore for billing and insurance purposes.

CPT code 15946 is a medical code used to describe the procedure for removing a hip pressure sore.

CPT code 15950 is a medical code used to document the removal of a pressure sore from the thigh for billing and insurance purposes.

CPT code 15951 is a medical code used to document the removal of a pressure sore from the thigh in healthcare billing and insurance claims.

CPT code 15952 is for the surgical removal of a pressure sore from the thigh, ensuring proper wound care and healing.

CPT code 15953 is a medical code used to document the removal of a pressure sore from the thigh.

CPT code 15956 is a medical billing code used to describe the surgical removal of a pressure sore from the thigh.

CPT code 15958 is a medical billing code used to describe the surgical removal of a pressure sore from the thigh.

CPT code 15999 is for unlisted procedures involving the excision of pressure ulcers.

CPT code 16000 is for the initial treatment of burns, covering the first medical intervention for burn injuries.

CPT code 16010 is for the treatment of burns, covering initial wound care and dressing for first-degree burns.

CPT code 16015 is for the treatment of burns, covering procedures like debridement and dressing changes to promote healing and prevent infection.

CPT code 16020 is for the dressing or debridement of a partial-thickness burn, ensuring proper wound care and healing.

CPT code 16025 is for the dressing or debridement of a partial-thickness burn, medium size.

CPT code 16030 is for the dressing or debridement of a partial-thickness burn, typically involving large areas of the body.

CPT code 16035 is for the incision of a burn scab to initiate treatment, aiding in the healing process of burn injuries.

CPT code 16036 is for an additional escharotomy incision, a procedure to relieve pressure and improve blood flow in burn patients.

CPT code 17000 is for the destruction of a premalignant lesion, typically through methods like cryotherapy or laser treatment.

CPT code 17001 is used for the destruction of premalignant skin lesions, such as actinic keratoses, by any method, including cryotherapy.

CPT code 17003 is for the destruction of 2-14 premalignant lesions, typically through methods like cryotherapy or laser treatment.

CPT code 17004 is for the destruction of 15 or more premalignant lesions, typically through methods like cryotherapy or laser treatment.

CPT code 17106 is for the destruction of skin lesions using laser surgery, including any necessary local anesthesia.

CPT code 17107 is for the destruction of skin lesions, a procedure used to remove abnormal skin growths through various methods.

CPT code 17108 is for the destruction of skin lesions. It helps healthcare providers document and bill for this specific medical procedure.

CPT code 17110 is for the destruction of 1 to 14 benign lesions using any method, such as laser or cryotherapy.

CPT code 17111 is for the destruction of 15 or more skin lesions using various methods such as laser, electrosurgery, or cryotherapy.

CPT code 17250 is used for the chemical cauterization of granulation tissue, a procedure to remove excess tissue that forms during healing.

CPT code 17260 is for the destruction of skin lesions, a procedure to remove abnormal skin growths using various methods.

CPT code 17261 is for the destruction of skin lesions, a procedure used to remove abnormal skin growths through various methods.

CPT code 17262 is used for the medical procedure involving the destruction of skin lesions.

CPT code 17263 is for the destruction of skin lesions, a procedure to remove abnormal skin growths using various techniques.

CPT code 17264 is used for the medical procedure involving the destruction of skin lesions.

CPT code 17266 is for the destruction of skin lesions. It covers procedures to remove abnormal skin growths using various techniques.

CPT code 17270 is for the destruction of skin lesions, typically through methods like freezing, burning, or other techniques.

CPT code 17271 is for the destruction of skin lesions, a procedure involving the removal of abnormal skin growths using various techniques.

CPT code 17272 is for the destruction of skin lesions, which involves removing abnormal skin growths using various techniques.

CPT code 17273 is for the destruction of skin lesions, involving the removal of abnormal skin growths through various methods.

CPT code 17274 is used for the medical procedure involving the destruction of skin lesions, typically through methods like laser or cryotherapy.

CPT code 17276 is a medical code used for the procedure involving the destruction of skin lesions.

CPT code 17280 is a medical code used to describe the procedure for the destruction of skin lesions.

CPT code 17281 is a medical billing code used for the destruction of skin lesions, ensuring accurate documentation and reimbursement for healthcare providers.

CPT code 17282 is for the destruction of skin lesions, a procedure to remove abnormal skin growths using various techniques.

CPT code 17283 is a medical code used to describe the procedure for the destruction of skin lesions.

CPT code 17284 is for the destruction of skin lesions, a procedure used to remove abnormal skin growths through various methods.

CPT code 17286 is used for the medical procedure involving the destruction of skin lesions.

CPT code 17304 is for a 1-stage Mohs surgery procedure involving up to 5 tissue specimens.

CPT code 17305 is for a two-stage Mohs surgery procedure involving up to five specimens.

CPT code 17306 is for a 3-stage Mohs micrographic surgery involving up to 5 tissue specimens.

CPT code 17307 is for an additional stage of Mohs surgery, covering up to 5 specimens.

CPT code 17310 is used for Mohs surgery involving any stage with more than 5 specimens each.

CPT code 17311 is for Mohs surgery, 1 stage, on the head, neck, hands, feet, or genitalia.

CPT code 17312 is used for billing additional stages of Mohs micrographic surgery, a precise technique for removing skin cancer.