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Benign lesion removal (CPT 17110, 11400-11446) is covered only when symptomatic — and the ICD-10 diagnosis, not the procedure, decides whether it pays.

CPT 11102, 11104, and 11106 are biopsy primaries by technique. Use multiple techniques in one visit and you still report one primary plus add-ons, not two primaries.

CPT 17110 covers up to 14 benign lesions in one unit, not one per lesion. Bill it per lesion and the payer strips the overage before it pays.

Outsourced or in-house billing for your dermatology practice? The real cost, where revenue leaks, and five questions to answer before you switch.