Wart and Mole removal
Electrosurgery and Radio frequency ablation are methods by which moles, warts and skin tags can be removed almost painlessly and immediately. Using either topical (by applying a cream) or local (using a small injection) anesthesia, the procedure is rendered quick and painless to the patient. Healing occurs over a period of 3 to 10 days depending on the size and the depth of the lesion. These methods do away with the tedious process of wart paints and creams, and are of particular help in preventing warts from spreading further.
Practically painless, sutureless and virtually having no downtime, electrosurgery and radiosurgery are great options for removing skin tags, warts and similar lesions. While most patients often fear a malignant transformation of a wart or a mole, the chances for such a transformation are quite low. However, at Dr Renita Rajan Skin & Hair Clinic, we do not take our patient's concerns lightly, and adequate counseling and options for histopathology examination are provided to all patients. A follow up plan is often given to the patient, and they may report after a week for post procedure assessment.
COSMETIC MOLE EXCISION
Birthmarks are often not beauty marks, rather they mar a person's otherwise flawless features. At theDr Renita Rajan Skin & Hair Clinic, we practise mole excision, using techniques such as radiofrequency removal, cosmetic excision with subcuticular suturing which leaves practically no scar and shave excision which has no downtime. The size, location and estimated depth of the mole decides the choice of the procedure. Suspicious lesions are sent for histopathological opinion. Patients who have used the mole they wish to remove as a prior identification record, are provided with a detailed surgical summary as well a histopathology report for documentation purposes.
More on Cosmetic Mole Excision, here.
Practically painless, sutureless and virtually having no downtime, electrosurgery and radiosurgery are great options for removing skin tags, warts and similar lesions. While most patients often fear a malignant transformation of a wart or a mole, the chances for such a transformation are quite low. However, at Dr Renita Rajan Skin & Hair Clinic, we do not take our patient's concerns lightly, and adequate counseling and options for histopathology examination are provided to all patients. A follow up plan is often given to the patient, and they may report after a week for post procedure assessment.
COSMETIC MOLE EXCISION
Birthmarks are often not beauty marks, rather they mar a person's otherwise flawless features. At theDr Renita Rajan Skin & Hair Clinic, we practise mole excision, using techniques such as radiofrequency removal, cosmetic excision with subcuticular suturing which leaves practically no scar and shave excision which has no downtime. The size, location and estimated depth of the mole decides the choice of the procedure. Suspicious lesions are sent for histopathological opinion. Patients who have used the mole they wish to remove as a prior identification record, are provided with a detailed surgical summary as well a histopathology report for documentation purposes.
More on Cosmetic Mole Excision, here.
