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Mole removal begins with a comprehensive examination and consultation to determine the likelihood of a mole being worrisome. Excisional and incisional biopsies are reserved for suspicious moles. But it’s good news that most moles are not problematic and are only cosmetic, thus leading to the option of scarless or non-surgical mole removal with lasers and RF and plasma. Our office specializes in non-surgical mole removal. Best,Dr. Raffy KaramanoukianRealself 100 Surgeon
When I remove a flat mole on the nose such as yours I will typically usually use a "shave excision" method. The mole is actually"shaved off" at a very superficial level just below the surface ofthe skin.This method is quite effective to remove moles and leaves aminimal scar. The procedure typically takesless than a minute, and is fairly painless. Moles that are removed in thisfashion will rarely recur enough to be bothersome. The tissue that has been removed canthen be sent for microscopic examination to make sure the mole is benign.Dermatologic surgeons are experts at doing this procedure.
Our mole removals are done with radiofrequency because the residual heat is much less than with laser, almost painless, and the scar is minimal. Typical procedures are done in office for less than most surgical excisions. Best to discuss this with a professional as the consequences...
From your photo, it appears that the 2 moles near your mouth are both raised. If this is the case, they could possibly be shaved off. Shaving them off should remove them and the skin would be flat, but sometimes some pigment can remain. If they are excised, they could be...
Botox will not help with mole removal scars. Botox softens the facial muscle movements and less movement means less mechanical force on a healing scar thus a better scar. A mole, however, is so small that BOTOX will do nothing to improve the healing
Thank you for your question! Once your incision is fully closed, it should be fine to shave. Typically, incisions should close in ~2-3 days. Discuss timing with your surgeon as well as postoperative care. Best wishes!
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