Mole Removal
Safe, Scar-Minimized, and Dermatologist Led
What Are Moles?
Moles, or melanocytic nevi, are pigmented skin growths that can appear flat or raised, brown, black, or skin-colored, and occur anywhere on the body. Most moles are harmless — but some may be cosmetically unwanted, prone to irritation, or need medical evaluation if they change over time.
At Dermosphere Clinic, we offer precise, scar-minimizing mole removal treatments under dermatologist supervision — blending aesthetic precision with medical safety.
When Should You Consider Mole Removal?
• For cosmetic enhancement or smoother skin
• If the mole is in a high-friction area (neck, bra line, underarms)
• If it causes repeated irritation, bleeding, or snagging
• For medical concern (asymmetry, rapid change, bleeding)
• If located on face, lips, eyelids, or beard line
Types of Moles We Remove
• Flat Moles (superficial and pigmented)
• Raised Moles (may be flesh-colored or dark)
• Hairy Moles
• Congenital Moles (present since birth)
• Atypical Moles (need dermoscopic evaluation)
Mole Removal Options at Dermosphere Clinic
1. Radiofrequency (RF) Ablation
• Ideal for small to medium-sized moles
• Minimal bleeding, fast healing
• Suitable for face, neck, or cosmetically visible areas
2. Electrocautery
• Heat-based technique to remove raised moles
• Safe and quick, requires local anesthesia
3. Laser Mole Removal
• Best for flat or shallow pigmented moles
• No cuts or stitches
• Minimal downtime and post-procedure care
4. Excision with Sutures (If indicated)
• For large, deep, or suspicious moles
• Involves minor surgical procedure with stitches
• Mole sent for biopsy if needed
Why Choose Dermosphere Clinic for Mole Removal?
• Dermatologist-performed procedures for cosmetic safety
• Advanced RF, laser, and surgical techniques
• Scar-minimizing approach, especially for the face or exposed areas
• Evaluation of mole type using dermoscopy or skin mapping
• Option for multiple mole removals in one session
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is mole removal painful?
No. Local anesthesia is used, and procedures are quick and comfortable.
2. Will the mole grow back?
In most cases, no. If completely removed, recurrence is rare. Deeper moles may need follow-up.
3. Will there be a scar?
We use scar-minimizing techniques, especially on visible areas. Post-procedure care reduces marks.
4. Can mole removal cause cancer?
No. Removing a mole doesn’t cause cancer. In fact, we may biopsy suspicious moles to rule out melanoma.
Post-Procedure Care
• Keep area clean and dry for 24–48 hours
• Use antibiotic cream or scar gel as advised
• Avoid sun exposure and picking the scab
• Healing occurs in 7–10 days for RF/laser, slightly longer for excision