Understanding Moles
Moles, medically known as nevi, are common skin growths formed due to a cluster of pigmented cells. They can appear anywhere on the skin, varying in size, shape, and color. While most moles are harmless, changes in their appearance should be monitored as they can occasionally indicate skin conditions, including melanoma.
Causes of Moles
Moles develop due to the following factors:
Common Concerns with Moles
People often seek consultation for moles due to:
Treatment Options for Moles
Who is an Ideal Candidate?
Anyone with bothersome, suspicious, or cosmetically undesirable moles can undergo treatment. Proper evaluation by a dermatologist is essential before removal, especially for irregular or changing moles.
Treatment Flow
01
Consultation & Evaluation
The mole’s type, location, and characteristics are analyzed by the dermatologist. A biopsy may be advised if necessary.
02
Removal Procedure
Depending on the method chosen, the mole is safely removed under sterile conditions with local anesthesia.
03
Post-Treatment Care
Antiseptic care, dressing, and sun protection may be advised to aid healing and minimize scarring.
04
Follow-Up
Healing is monitored and pathology reports are reviewed (if biopsy was done).
Results & Recovery
Complete mole removal with minimal or no scar depending on technique.
Recovery time varies from 2–7 days with proper care.
Eliminates risk of mole snagging, irritation, or malignancy.
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The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, making it virtually painless.
Not all moles are suitable for laser. A dermatologist will assess the best technique based on type and depth.
If completely removed, moles typically don’t grow back. Rarely, some pigment may return.
Minimal risk with advanced techniques. Proper aftercare reduces the chance of visible scars.
Yes. Suspicious moles are sent for histopathological analysis to rule out skin cancer.
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