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Moles, skin tags, and other benign skin lesions can be removed when they’re cosmetically bothersome or cause functional problems such as repeated friction or irritation. At Armoraa, the removal method is chosen based on the lesion’s type, size, and location.
Explanation
Moles, skin tags, and other benign skin lesions may be removed when they are cosmetically bothersome or cause functional problems such as repeated friction or irritation.
The method depends on the type, size, and location of the lesion. Removal may involve electrocautery-based techniques or a minor surgical procedure.
Who It’s For
Anyone with a benign mole, skin tag, or similar lesion that is bothersome cosmetically or causes irritation.
How It Works
- Assessment of the lesion’s type, size, and location
- Electrocautery-based removal for suitable lesions
- Minor surgical procedure where indicated
FAQ
How are benign skin lesions removed?
The method depends on the type, size, and location of the lesion, and may involve electrocautery-based techniques or a minor surgical procedure.
Is removal only cosmetic?
Lesions may be removed for cosmetic reasons or because they cause functional problems such as repeated friction or irritation.
Will there be a scar?
This depends on the size, location, and method used, and is discussed as part of your consultation.
Book a consultation to have your lesion assessed and discuss removal options.
