Mole removal is a minor procedure that begins with careful clinical assessment. This page explains when removal is appropriate and what to expect.
Assessment Before Removal
Any mole being considered for removal is clinically assessed first. If a mole shows features that need medical investigation, we will tell you and direct you appropriately — cosmetic removal only proceeds where it is safe to do so.
When Removal Is Appropriate
Benign, stable moles removed for cosmetic reasons or because they catch on clothing or jewellery.
What Happens During Treatment
The removal method is chosen for your specific mole and explained beforehand. The area is numbed, and the procedure itself is usually brief.
Aftercare
Keep the area clean and protected from sun while it heals; we explain wound care and what normal healing looks like.
When to Seek Review
If you notice changes in any mole — shape, colour, size, bleeding, or itching — have it assessed promptly rather than waiting.
FAQs
Will it scar?
Any removal can leave a mark; we choose the method that minimises this and set expectations honestly.
Can every mole be removed?
No — only after clinical assessment confirms it is appropriate.
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