Columbus Mole Removal doctors
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Michael Sullivan, MD
Columbus Facial Plastic Surgeon
7706 Olentangy River Rd, Columbus |
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Larisa Ravitskiy, MD
Columbus Dermatologist
602 Morrison Rd, Gahanna |
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Jason Brett Lichten, MD
Columbus Plastic Surgeon
3964 Hamilton Square Boulevard, Columbus |
4 answers | |
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Steven S. Carp, MD
Akron Plastic Surgeon
4031 Massillon Rd Suite A, Uniontown |
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Jon E. Mendelsohn, MD
Cincinnati Facial Plastic Surgeon
3805 Edwards Rd Suite 100, Cincinnati |
Recent Answers
i had a mole removed 2 days ago. and in a bit of pain. it was taken off from the bottom of my neck. since i has been removed i have a spot type of rash come up over my shoulders, chest and back. is this realated? what pain should i expect and how can i try and relieve the pain as parectamol is not working neither is ibprofen.
Even after a small surgical procedure such as mole removal, infection may develop. Talk to your doctor about performing a culture of the affected area, prescribing topical antibiotics, or even a course of oral antibiotics. You may also have been allergic to something in the local anesthetic or a dressing used to cover the wound. Again, talking to your doctor would help in identifying the problem.
Should a Mole That Has Mild to Moderate Cells Be Removed or Watched?
For moles with minimal to moderate atypia, careful clinical observation may be performed. However, whenever atypia is in the moderate spectrum, excision with sutured reconstruction may offer an excellent cosmetic outcome while giving you the peace of mind that the abnormality is removed completely. Excised specimen should be sent to a dermatopathologist for an evaluation to confirm that the lesion was removed and that no further abnormality, such as melanoma, was present.




