Mole & Skin Tag Removal
Small Concerns, Precisely Cleared.
Moles and skin tags are two of the growths people ask about most. A mole is a cluster of pigment-producing cells. Some are present from birth, while most appear later, often linked to sun exposure. They range from flat and light to raised and dark. A skin tag is a small, soft, skin-coloured growth that often forms in folds and creases, like the neck, underarms and eyelids.
Most are harmless. People choose removal for how a growth looks, or because it catches on clothing or jewellery or bleeds when shaving. A mole that changes in size, shape or colour needs a doctor's attention first.
Raised moles, skin tags and other small bumps, each lifted away with a steady hand.
Every treatment starts with a doctor's consultation. Each growth is examined to confirm it is benign and suited to removal, and the plan depends on its size, type and location. A mole that has recently changed, or looks unlike your other moles, is assessed first and may need to be checked in a lab. Numbing cream is applied, and a local anaesthetic injection may be used for larger or deeper growths.
During the procedure: The area is cleaned, then an electrocautery tool removes the growth gently, layer by layer, until the skin sits level, leaving the skin around it untouched.
Treatment sensation: Most patients feel gentle warmth or light tapping once the area is numb.
Timing depends on how many growths are removed.
Sessions needed: Most growths clear in a single session. Larger or deeper moles may need a second visit to refine the result.
Results Timeline: The treated spot forms a light scab that usually falls away on its own within 7 to 10 days. The new skin underneath often looks pink at first, then blends into the surrounding skin over the following weeks.
Maintenance: Once removed, most benign growths do not return, though new ones can appear over time and an occasional touch-up may be needed.
A smoother surface, one small spot at a time.
Mild redness, swelling or crusting is common for several days, though daily routines can usually continue. Sun protection helps the new skin heal evenly and lowers the chance of temporary darker marks.
Aftercare tips:
- Let the scab fall away on its own, without picking or scrubbing
- Keep the area clean and use any cream your doctor prescribes
- Protect the area with broad-spectrum SPF and limit sun exposure
- Follow the aftercare notes provided after your treatment
- Attend your follow-up review so your doctor can check your progress
- Raised moles and skin tags removed, often in one session
- A smoother, more even surface where the growth once sat
- Other small benign bumps cleared at the same visit
- Less catching and rubbing on clothing, jewellery or when shaving
- A small, flat mark that usually softens and fades as the skin matures
When will I see results? The growth is removed during the session. The final look usually shows weeks later, once the new skin has settled.
Mole & Skin Tag Removal is ideal for individuals who:
- Would like benign moles or skin tags removed from the face or body
- Have other small bumps they would like cleared at the same time
- Find a growth catches on clothing, jewellery or a razor
- Want a smoother skin surface without cuts or stitches
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