Mole Removal

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What Is Mole Removal?

A mole (naevus) is a cluster of pigment cells. We assess each lesion with dermatoscopy and remove it for cosmetic reasons or medical concerns. Techniques are chosen to balance safety, scarring, and shape—with lab testing on suspicious moles.

When Should You Consider Removal?

  • Cosmetic concerns (raised, dark, or shaving irritation)
  • Repeated trauma/bleeding from clothing or jewelry
  • Change in A-B-C-D-E: Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Colour change, Diameter >6 mm, Evolving size/itch/bleed
  • Doctor-advised biopsy after screening

Frequently Asked Questions

Any cut can leave a mark, but precise suturing, silicone therapy, and sun care make scars fine and fade well over time.

Only those that are clinically suspicious or excised in full thickness. Cosmetic shaves of clearly benign lesions may not require it—your doctor will advise.

Laser can lighten flat, benign spots, but it doesn’t provide a lab sample. For raised/deeper/suspicious moles, excision is safer and definitive.

You’ll be numb during the procedure. Mild soreness for a day or two is common and managed with simple pain relief.

Most return to routine same/next day. Makeup around (not on) the site in 24–48 hrs; on the site after sealing/doctor’s clearance.