You should consult a specialist if you notice:
Any sudden or unusual change in a mole should be evaluated promptly.
Moles form when pigment-producing skin cells (melanocytes) grow in clusters. Common contributing factors include:
Before treatment, our specialists perform a thorough skin assessment.
Medical Evaluation
Skin Examination
Diagnostic Testing
Surgical Excision
The mole and a small margin of surrounding tissue are removed using precise surgical techniques for complete excision.
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Shave Excision
Raised moles are carefully shaved at the skin surface without deep stitches in selected cases, offering minimal downtime.
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Cosmetic Mole Removal
Personalized mole removal treatments designed to improve the appearance of visible facial and body moles while achieving the best possible cosmetic results.
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Step 1: Consultation & Skin Assessment
Discussion of your concerns, medical history, and examination of the mole.
Step 2: Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
Evaluation of the mole and selection of the most appropriate removal technique.
Step 3: Procedure Preparation
The treatment area is cleaned, and local anesthesia is administered for comfort.
Step 4: Mole Removal Procedure
The mole is removed using surgical excision or shave removal, depending on the clinical assessment.
Step 5: Wound Care & Recovery
The area is dressed, and detailed aftercare instructions are provided.
Step 6: Follow-Up Visit
Assessment of healing and review of biopsy results if tissue analysis was performed.
Step 7: Long-Term Skin Care
Guidance on scar care, sun protection, and regular skin examinations.
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