Mole Removal
Mole Removal
Myths:
Many people think thath mole if removed then it will spread.That’s not the truth.Mole is not an infection which will spread. Many people have genetic tendency for moles.if you have genetic tendency then new moles will keep coming whether you remove existing one or not.
Some people try Home remedies like chuna & acids for moles but they can leave ugly permanent scars. With laser we precisely remove only mole so it won’t leave any scar ever.
Mole Removal Treatment
Excision: This involves cutting out the mole and stitching the wound closed. Local anesthesia is typically administered to numb the area before the procedure. The mole is then sent for laboratory analysis to determine if it is cancerous.
Shave excision: This method is suitable for raised moles. The mole is shaved off using a scalpel or a similar tool. Stitches may or may not be required, depending on the depth of the mole.
Laser removal: Laser technology can be used to break down the pigment in the mole. This method is typically used for smaller and non-cancerous moles. Several sessions may be required for complete removal.
Cryotherapy: Liquid nitrogen is applied to freeze the mole, causing it to blister and eventually fall off. This method is suitable for smaller moles and is typically used for cosmetic purposes.
Radiofrequency ablation: This involves using radio waves to heat and destroy the mole tissue. It is often used for smaller moles and doesn’t require stitches.
Chemical removal: Certain chemical compounds can be applied to the mole to gradually remove it over time. This method is usually used for smaller, non-cancerous moles.