Mole Removal

FAQ’s relating to this procedure

Who is mole removal treatment for?

Men and women of all ages who are concerned about moles that protrude and are repeatedly irritated by activities such as shaving or rubbing on clothing. Also people who feel that removal of facial moles and cysts would enhance their appearance.

What does mole removal involve?

SurgiCare's goal is to make your experience as easy and comfortable as possible. Moles and cysts are removed quickly and simply on an outpatient basis. A local anaesthetic is normally used. The majority of moles and cysts are removed by simple excision and, where only one or two exist, the procedure would normally take no more than twenty minutes.

What should I know about mole removals?

Before you decide to go ahead, SurgiCare will offer you a thorough one-to-one medical consultation with a surgeon or doctor who specialises in mole and cyst removal procedures. During the consultation, you will be asked to point out exactly what you would like to see improved. This will help her or him to understand your expectations and determine whether they can realistically be achieved.

How are mole removals performed?

1. For excision of the mole, the physician uses a scalpel to cut the mole and a border of good skin.
2. Stitches are placed either deep within the skin, or on the upper surface, depending on the depth of the excision.
3. Mole removal typically takes less than an hour to perform, depending on the amount of moles to be removed.

Are there any risks with mole removals?

Fortunately, significant complications from mole removals are infrequent. Every year, many people undergo success full mole removal surgery, experience no major problems and are delighted with the results. Anyone considering surgery, however, should be aware of both the benefits and the risks. Your surgeon will discuss these with you during your consultation.

What happens after mole removal surgery?

Mole or cyst removal normally requires little or no recuperation time. If you feel any discomfort, relieve it with prescribed pain medication. It's usual for a scab to develop; this will heal within a week or two. Also any redness that occurs will disappear within two to four weeks. Most scars that do appear slowly fade over time.

Can I expect aftercare?

At SurgiCare, we take a special pride in our excellent levels of post-operative support and aftercare. To monitor your progress, we will invite you back to SurgiCare at prescribed intervals for follow-up examinations with your surgeon or our nursing staff.

How much does mole removal treatment cost?

For an estimate on how much mole removal may cost, we recommend that you call SurgiCare FREE on 08000 46 1000 for our latest mole removal prices. For specific information based on your individual needs, we will be happy to arrange a FREE, no obligation consultation.

SurgiCare provide a range of tried and proven mole removal treatments.