How to Remove Moles?
Moles can be removed by laser treatment, surgical excision, shave excision, or cryosurgery. Laser removal uses focused beams of light to carefully destroy the mole tissue. It is recommended for removing moles in hard-to-reach locations. Factors such as type, size, and location will determine what mole removal method is suitable for you.
Can I remove the moles myself?
If you’re wondering how to remove moles by yourself, we strongly advise against it. DIY methods such as cutting, burning, or using over-the-counter creams can lead to infection, scarring, and incomplete removal.
What Can I Expect from Each Mole Removal Treatment?
Laser removal: You may experience some swelling, redness, or scabbing in the treated area after the procedure, but they should go away with time.
Excision: The amount of time it takes for an incision to heal depends on its size and depth. During the healing process, it’s normal to experience mild discomfort, swelling, and bruising around the incision site. These symptoms gradually subside over time.
Shaving: The healing time for a shaved mole removal is generally shorter compared to excision, with it healing within a few weeks. Mild redness and tenderness in the treated area are common during the healing process.
Do mole grow back after the removal?
Mole removal is usually permanent. However, there is still a chance that the moles will grow back. You may consult us if you have concerns on your skin conditions.
How much does it cost for a mole removal?
The price for mole removal in Singapore varies depending on the patient’s condition such as the number, types and recommended treatment method for mole removal. Contact us for detailed pricing.
