🩺 Cosmetic Procedures

Lesion Removal

Safe removal of moles, skin tags, and benign growths

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About Lesion Removal

Lesion removal is a simple medical procedure to remove benign skin growths such as moles, skin tags, warts, and keratosis. Whether for cosmetic reasons or because a growth is irritated by clothing, we offer safe, effective removal methods with minimal scarring.

How It Works

  1. 1Evaluation: Dr. Motlagh examines the lesion to ensure it is benign
  2. 2Numbing: A small amount of local anesthetic is applied to ensure comfort
  3. 3Removal method: Depending on the type, we use excision, shaving, or cryotherapy
  4. 4Aftercare: The area is dressed, and simple healing instructions are provided

Benefits

  • Immediate Relief: Stops irritation from clothing or jewelry
  • Cosmetic Improvement: Removes unsightly bumps for smoother skin
  • Quick Procedure: Most removals take less than 15 minutes
  • Peace of Mind: Biopsy available for any suspicious lesions
  • Minimal Scarring: Techniques chosen to leave the best cosmetic result

Procedure Details

  • Procedure Time: 15-30 minutes
  • Anesthesia: Local anesthetic (numbing injection)
  • Recovery: Scab heals in 1-2 weeks
  • Scarring: Usually fades to a faint white line or small mark over time

Services Included

  • Mole Removal
  • Skin Tag Removal
  • Wart Freezing (Cryotherapy)
  • Seborrheic Keratosis Removal
  • Pathology/Biopsy (if needed)

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it leave a scar?

Anytime skin is cut, a scar is possible. However, we use techniques to minimize scarring, often resulting in a barely visible mark once healed.

Is the procedure painful?

No. We use a local anesthetic to completely numb the area before removal. You may feel a small pinch from the numbing shot, but the removal itself is painless.

Can you check if a mole is cancerous?

Yes, if a lesion looks suspicious, we can send it to a lab for biopsy analysis to ensure your health and safety.

Start Your Journey Today

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Motlagh to discuss your treatment options.