What procedure will they use to remove my mole and will there be a really noticeable scar?

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.

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Dr. Raffy Karamanoukian
Realself 100 Surgeon

There are different options to remove a mole, Shave excision is simple they will numb the area and just shave the mole right off which will leave a pink mark. They can also do a regular excision where they numb more of the area and go down and cut the whole mole out, then do a few stitches to close it and there may be a small scar. It all depends on the area, size, and depth of this mole. Good luck

It really depends on a number of factors. It will depend on the location of the mole as well as the size and depth. Sometimes they are very simple and the mole can be 'scooped' off. Other times it requires a more complex removal and reconstruction. Your specific surgeon will explain the procedure to you prior to doing anything. Best of luck

Moles are usually removed by either shave excision or traditional excision depending on their size, shape, and location. A shave excision is done by numbing the area and simply shaving off the mole with an instrument so it just leaves a small, flat, pink mark behind. A traditional excision is done by numbing the area, completely excising the area by cutting around it (like a small football shape),  and then closing it with stitches. Without knowing more about your case I don't know what your physician will do. You can always call and ask. Make sure to follow good post-care to minimize the scarring as much as possible. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and
cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person
treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."