Mole Removal

Dr. Manisha Mareddy provides personalized mole removal treatments based on the size, type, and location of the mole.

The available options include:

• Punch Excision: For larger moles with a lower chance of recurrence, punch excision is recommended. This procedure involves local anesthesia and complete removal of the mole using a round knife. Stitching may be required for optimal wound healing.
• Radiofrequency or Electrocautery Removal: Using advanced radiofrequency technology, Dr. Manisha Mareddy safely removes small, raised, and superficial moles. This precise procedure is performed in a sterile environment, ensuring minimal recovery time.
• Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser: Dr. Manisha Mareddy utilizes state-of-the-art USFDA-approved laser technology to target flat pigmented moles in deeper skin layers. This painless procedure has no downtime, leaving the upper layers of the skin unaffected.

Strict protocols are followed to ensure patient safety throughout the mole removal treatment process. A personalized treatment plan is developed based on thorough assessment, considering factors such as mole type, size, color, and target area. Appropriate pre and post-care instructions are provided to optimize results.

Dr. Manisha Mareddy ensures a virtually painless mole removal procedure by using numbing creams or local anesthesia injections. It’s important to note that home remedies are not recommended, as they can cause skin irritation, inflammation, and pigmentation issues. Professional expertise is essential for safe and effective removal.

Attempting to remove moles on your own can lead to adverse effects such as injury, infection, bleeding, and scarring. Under the guidance of Dr. Manisha Mareddy, the chances of scarring are minimal. Following safety guidelines and utilizing USFDA-approved technology in a sterile environment, optimal results are achieved.

How many sessions are required for mole removal?

The number of treatment sessions required depends on the mole’s characteristics. Typically, punch excision and radiofrequency/electrocautery require 1-2 sessions, while multiple laser sessions at monthly intervals may be necessary for deep moles. Although rare, moles can occasionally regrow after removal.