Natural Painless Removal of Moles, Warts, and Skin Tags?

Dermatologic surgeons have special training in removing all different kinds of skin lesions painlessly and effectively.  Cosmetically it makes a world of difference who removes your warts, skin tags and moles.  Wouldn't you want the best?  Sincerely, David Hansen,MD

There has been some research indicating that application of duct tape to warts over a period of time can eliminate the wart. The tape needs to be worn almost constantly and typically requires several weeks of treatment. I hope this helps.

Each lesion should be removed differently. Most removals of skin tags and moles can be relatively painless. Removal of warts via cryotherapy is painful for a few minutes.

Your board-certified dermatologist or dermatologic surgeon can remove skin tags and other benign growths painlessly. Don't be afraid to come in for a consultation to hear your options.

There should be NO pain associated with mole removal. However,due to the epidemic of skin cancers many of which may be masquerading as benign "moles", every mole that is worth getting rid off should NOT be destroyed with either a "nature' or unnatural chemical which destroys the mole or burns / freezes it. Instead, the mole should be painlessly cut off and sent for pathology evaluation. The resultingh wound can be closed with minimal scars by a Plastic surgeon or a surgically trained... more

All growths on the skin should be evaluated first by a physician to see if the lesion should be examined under the microscope. Most cosmetic and skin doctors will have safe, and comfortable ways to removed the growths in the office.

If duct tape alone works consistently for warts, most dermatologists may not be as busy. I utilize DPCP immunotherapy in addition to other all modalities available to me, e.g. cryotherapy, paring, topical antiviral creams to treat resistant warts. For patients who have very low threshold for pain, DPCP immunotherapy is even a better option.

Most dermatologists would agree that moles should not be destroyed, but removed in a way that allows examination by the pathologist in a lab. The main reason for this is that even the most innocent looking moles can sometimes end up being atypical or cancerous. Removal of moles can be done very simply with a local anesthetic which involves a minimal amount of pain. Skin tags and warts are best removed by destruction or very minor surgery (no stitches) which also would require a small... more

First, moles should never be destroyed in any form or method. Moles should be removed and sent for examination by pathology. Warts and tags has to be removed or destroyed and that requires a form of local anesthetic, which when injected can be painful for few seconds

There are many topical products that can safely remove warts and skin tags, depending on the size, of course. Smaller lesions can be removed by products containing salicylic acid or urea. These are products available in the United States and abroad, but they should not be applied to normal skin or large lesions.

Nothing to natural except a good local like lidocaine and "naturally" cut them off with a scissor or scalpel. They usually heal very nicely.