What Is Mole Removal Treatment ?

Moles and skin tag moles can be removed using several methods, including laser treatment, excision, cryotherapy (freezing), and radiofrequency. Each method is tailored to the size, type, and location of the mole or skin tag. Laser treatment and radiofrequency are especially popular for facial moles, offering precise removal with minimal impact on surrounding skin. A professional consultation can help determine the best approach for safe and effective mole removal.

No, removing a mole does not cause cancer. However, it is essential to have any mole evaluated by a specialist to rule out signs of melanoma or other skin conditions. If a mole appears unusual or changes over time, removing it for biopsy can provide peace of mind and ensure it is benign. Mole removal is a safe procedure when conducted by a licensed professional.

Yes, moles can be permanently removed from the face through various methods, including laser treatment and excision. Once removed, moles do not typically grow back, although new moles can develop over time due to factors like sun exposure. Choosing an experienced provider helps ensure the mole is completely removed, reducing the chance of regrowth.

The cost of mole removal varies based on factors like the mole’s size, location, and removal method. On average, mole removal costs range from £100 to £500 per mole, with laser treatment and excision being the most common options. Click VIEW PRICES in order to check our prices for laser mole removal, however, we recommend you book a free consultation with us to provide a tailored quote based on your aesthetic goals and specific requirements.

Healing time after mole removal typically ranges from 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the method used and the location of the mole. Laser removal often heals more quickly, with minimal scarring, while surgical excision may take slightly longer. Following post-treatment care instructions helps ensure a smooth and speedy recovery.

Mole removal can leave a small scar, though it’s often minimal, especially with laser treatment or radiofrequency methods. Scarring varies based on mole size, removal method, and individual skin type. Using proper aftercare and choosing a skilled provider can further reduce scarring risk, helping you achieve smooth, clear skin.

Yes, mole removal is generally safe when performed by a qualified professional. Modern techniques like laser treatment and radiofrequency are minimally invasive, with low risk of complications. Rarely, minor side effects like redness or swelling may occur but typically resolve quickly. Our clinic prioritises safety by offering expert consultations and customised treatment plans.

During a mole removal procedure, you’ll be seated comfortably, and a topical anaesthetic may be applied to numb the area. Depending on the method used—such as laser or excision—the treatment typically takes 15 to 30 minutes. The provider will remove the mole with precision, minimising impact on surrounding skin. After the procedure, you’ll receive aftercare instructions to aid healing.

Side effects after mole removal are usually mild and temporary. Some individuals may experience slight redness, minor swelling, or tenderness in the treated area. These effects generally resolve within a few days. Following aftercare guidelines, like avoiding direct sun exposure, helps reduce any residual redness or scarring.

Yes, mole removal can be performed on any part of the body, including sensitive areas like the face, neck, and hands. Different methods may be recommended based on the mole’s location to achieve the best results with minimal risk. Our specialists assess each case to ensure safe and effective mole removal tailored to the specific body area.