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Mole & Skin Tag Removal

Mole & Skin Tag Removal

Safe & Minimally Invasive Growth Removal

Remove unwanted moles and skin tags safely with our minimally invasive Mole & Skin Tag Removal treatments. Using advanced medical techniques, we carefully remove benign skin growths with minimal discomfort and downtime while aiming for the best possible cosmetic outcome.

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Mole & Skin Tag Removal
Procedure Minimally Invasive
Downtime Minimal
Comfort Local Anaesthetic / Numb
Target Benign Growths
Skin Growth Concerns

Pain Points & Agitation

Patient Pain Point
Constantly noticing the mole or skin tag
Feeling self-conscious about appearance
More noticeable in photos
Trying to cover it with makeup
People commenting or asking about it
Skin tag irritation
Wanting a cleaner-looking complexion
Fear of removal
Feeling tired of hiding it
Desire for confidence
Agitation / Emotional Impact
"It's small, but somehow my eyes always go straight to it."
Makes them feel less confident, especially when looking in the mirror or getting ready.
They may feel the need to edit, crop or filter photos to hide it.
Concealer and makeup can only hide so much, creating daily frustration.
Even innocent comments can make them more conscious about the area.
May catch on clothes, jewellery or during shaving, causing discomfort and annoyance.
They feel the spot distracts from otherwise clear, healthy-looking skin.
Worried about pain, scarring or the area looking worse after treatment.
"I just want to stop thinking about it every time I look in the mirror."
Ultimately, they want to feel more comfortable and confident in their own skin.
The Approach

Safe & Precise Growth Removal

Remove unwanted moles and skin tags safely with our minimally invasive Mole & Skin Tag Removal treatments.

Cosmetic Precision

Minimal Discomfort & Downtime

Using advanced medical techniques, we carefully remove benign skin growths with minimal discomfort and downtime while aiming for the best possible cosmetic outcome.

Our Portfolio

Our Mole & Skin Tag Removal Treatments

We offer customised treatment options including:

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Plasma Mole Removal

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Plasma Skin Tag Removal

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Electrocautery Removal

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Surgical Excision (When Clinically Indicated)

Key Advantages

Benefits

Safely removes unwanted moles and skin tags

Improves skin appearance and confidence

Minimises irritation caused by friction

Little to no scarring with proper aftercare

Quick in-clinic procedure

Minimal discomfort and downtime

Suitable for most areas of the face and body

Performed by qualified aesthetic doctors

The Journey

Treatment Process / What to Expect

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Consultation & Assessment

What Happens

Doctor examines the mole or skin tag to determine whether removal is appropriate and which technique is suitable.

What to Expect

Your concern, medical history and the lesion's appearance will be assessed before treatment.

2

Treatment Planning

What Happens

Doctor decides between plasma pen or electrocautery depending on the type, size, location and characteristics of the lesion.

What to Expect

A personalised approach helps ensure the most appropriate treatment method is used.

3

Skin Preparation

What Happens

The treatment area is cleansed and prepared.

What to Expect

The area is kept clean to minimise the risk of infection.

4

Local Anaesthesia

What Happens

A local anaesthetic may be used, particularly for procedures where greater comfort is needed.

What to Expect

You may feel a brief pinch or sting from the anaesthetic, followed by numbness.

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Removal

What Happens

Controlled plasma energy or heat generated by an electrical current (electrocautery) is used to precisely remove the targeted tissue.

What to Expect

You may notice warmth, a mild stinging sensation, or a slight smell during treatment.

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Immediate Aftercare

What Happens

The area is cleaned and appropriate wound care is applied.

What to Expect

The treated area may appear red, swollen or slightly raw immediately afterwards.

7

Healing Phase

What Happens

A small scab/crust may develop as the skin heals.

What to Expect

Do not pick or peel the scab. Allow it to come off naturally to reduce the risk of scarring or pigmentation.

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Aftercare at Home

What Happens

Keep the area clean and follow the clinic's wound-care instructions. Protect healed skin from sun exposure.

What to Expect

Temporary redness, crusting or pigmentation changes can occur while the skin recovers.

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Follow-Up

What Happens

Review may be recommended depending on the lesion and treatment performed.

What to Expect

Your doctor can assess healing and determine whether any further treatment is needed.

Indications

Suitable For

Raised or protruding moles

Skin tags

Benign skin growths

Cosmetic mole removal

Skin tags causing irritation from clothing or jewellery

Patients seeking non-surgical skin lesion removal

Safety Considerations

Contraindications & Recovery

Category Details
Pregnancy / Breastfeeding Elective cosmetic procedures may be postponed depending on the treatment, anaesthetic and clinic protocol.
Active Skin Infection Treatment should generally be postponed if there is an active infection, open wound, severe inflammation or significant irritation at the treatment site.
Poor Wound Healing Patients with conditions or medications that significantly affect healing should be assessed carefully before treatment.
Bleeding / Clotting Problems A history of abnormal bleeding or use of blood-thinning medication should be disclosed to the doctor before treatment.
History of Keloid / Excessive Scarring Patients prone to keloids or prominent scars may have a higher risk of noticeable scarring and require careful assessment.
Suspicious / Changing Mole A mole that is changing, bleeding, itching, asymmetrical or otherwise suspicious should be medically assessed before cosmetic removal.
Recent Sun Exposure / Tanned Skin Recently sunburned or significantly irritated skin may need time to recover before treatment.
Uncontrolled Medical Conditions Certain medical conditions may affect suitability, anaesthesia, infection risk or wound healing and should be discussed with the doctor.

Recovery Phase

Stage What to Expect
Immediately After Treatment Mild redness, swelling, warmth or sensitivity around the treated area may occur.
First Few Days A small crust or scab may form. The area can appear darker before it gradually improves.
Healing Period Allow the scab to fall off naturally. Do not pick, scratch or peel the treated area.
Skin Care Keep the area clean and follow the clinic's recommended wound-care instructions. Avoid applying irritating skincare or makeup directly onto an open treatment area unless advised otherwise.
Sun Protection Protect the area from sun exposure after healing. Consistent SPF can help reduce the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation.
Temporary Pigmentation Redness or temporary darkening/lightening of the treated area can occur, particularly in darker skin types.
Scarring Most small treated areas heal well, but scarring or prolonged pigmentation changes are possible. Individual healing varies.
Follow-Up A follow-up appointment may be recommended to assess healing and determine whether additional treatment is required.

All skin growths are evaluated by our qualified doctors prior to removal to confirm benign status and select the safest technique.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is mole and skin tag removal painful?

Most patients experience minimal discomfort. A local anaesthetic may be used when appropriate. You may feel a brief pinch from the anaesthetic, followed by mild warmth or tingling during treatment.

2. How does the treatment work?

Depending on the lesion, the doctor may use plasma pen or electrocautery to precisely treat the targeted tissue. The most suitable technique depends on the type, size and location of the lesion.

3. How long does the treatment take?

Small lesions can usually be treated relatively quickly. Treatment time depends on the number, size and location of the moles or skin tags.

4. Can all moles be removed with plasma pen or electrocautery?

No. Not every mole is suitable for these techniques. A doctor should assess the mole first and determine the safest and most appropriate removal method.

5. Will there be a scar?

There is a possibility of scarring or temporary pigmentation changes with any skin-removal procedure. Healing varies from person to person and depends on the lesion and treatment depth.

6. Will my skin be red after treatment?

Mild redness, swelling and sensitivity can occur after treatment. A small crust or scab may also develop as the area heals.

7. How long does it take to heal?

Healing time varies depending on the size and depth of the treated area, its location and your individual healing response. Your doctor will advise you on expected recovery.

8. Can I remove the scab if it bothers me?

No. Allow the scab to fall off naturally. Picking or scratching can increase the risk of scarring, infection and pigmentation changes.

9. Can I wear makeup after treatment?

Avoid applying makeup directly over an open or freshly treated area. Resume your normal routine once the skin has sufficiently healed, according to your clinic's advice.

10. Can I exercise after the treatment?

Your clinic may recommend avoiding strenuous exercise, excessive sweating and activities that could irritate the treated area during the early healing period.

11. Can I go out in the sun after treatment?

Minimise sun exposure while the area is healing. Once appropriate, use good sun protection to help reduce the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation.

12. Can skin tags grow back?

The treated skin tag itself is removed, but new skin tags can develop elsewhere.

13. Can I remove multiple moles or skin tags in one session?

This may be possible depending on the number, size, location and type of lesions. Your doctor will determine what is appropriate during consultation.

14. What if my mole changes after treatment?

Any unusual change, persistent bleeding, significant inflammation or delayed healing should be reviewed by your doctor. Suspicious moles should be medically assessed rather than treated purely for cosmetic reasons.

15. Who is suitable for the treatment?

Suitability depends on the type of lesion, your skin condition, medical history, medications and healing risk. A consultation is recommended before treatment.

Clear & Confident Skin

Begin Your Growth Removal

Remove unwanted moles and skin tags safely with our minimally invasive Mole & Skin Tag Removal treatments. Book your doctor consultation with Pure Touch Clinic today.

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