Skin Lesion Removal vs TURP (Prostate)
Medicare Cost Comparison 2025
Quick Answer
Skin Lesion Removal: $1,200 total · Medicare pays $960 · Patient pays $240
TURP (Prostate): $8,000 total · Medicare pays $6,400 · Patient pays $1,600
Cost Comparison
| Metric | Skin Lesion Removal | TURP (Prostate) |
|---|---|---|
| Total Average Cost | $1,200 | $8,000 |
| Medicare Pays | $960 | $6,400 |
| Patient Pays | $240 | $1,600 |
| Category | outpatient | outpatient |
FAQ
What is the cost difference between Skin Lesion Removal and TURP (Prostate)?
TURP (Prostate) costs $8,000 on average, while Skin Lesion Removal costs $1,200 — a difference of $6,800.
How much does Medicare pay for Skin Lesion Removal vs TURP (Prostate)?
Medicare typically pays $960 for Skin Lesion Removal (patient owes $240). For TURP (Prostate), Medicare pays $6,400 (patient owes $1,600).
What is Skin Lesion Removal?
Surgical removal of suspicious or cancerous skin growths.
What is TURP (Prostate)?
Transurethral resection of the prostate to treat enlarged prostate.