Here is a mole removal before, immediately after, and one week after from 2024. This persons skin will heal well with good after care. We provide for benign skin concerns only.
Mole Removal and Skin Tag Removal Treatments
Mole removal and skin tag removal at our clinic at Cascade requires a complimentary consultation with our provider prior to your mole or skin tag removal treatment.
At Cascade, our mole and skin tag removal technology allows us to remove a variety of skin concerns with either radio frequency or shave excisions. This variety of treatment options gives us the flexibility to do what is best for your skin and to bring your skin back to normal as clinically possible.
Moles are a common skin concern that can be found anywhere on the skin and are typically brown in color. Moles on the skin come in various shapes and sizes. Moles can appear anywhere on the skin and can be found in clusters by themselves. They can be present at birth or develop over time. Many patients choose to have their moles or skin tags removed as a precautionary measure, or because they dislike the appearance.
Come see Allison Jones, NP for a free mole removal consultation!
How Much Does Mole Removal Cost?
The cost of mole and skin tag removal is often determined by many different factors like size, location, complexity. The type of excision needed which will be discussed with you during your free in person consultation. Our customers are typically very happy with our affordable pricing 🙂
Mole Removal, Skin Tag Removal, and How The Technology Works?
How are moles and skin tags removed?
During your complimentary consultation, we will discuss your treatment options as well as any possible side effects.
There are several methods used for surgical mole and skin tag removal: radiofrequency technology, shave excision, punch biopsy, and excision surgery. All excision instruments used are surgical, sterile and numbing agents are often used to minimize any discomfort.
RF Technology
radiofrequency mole removal uses a device called an Ellman electrode loop to gently shave the mole away layer by layer from the skin surface. This type of technology is the best option for minimal scarring.
Shave Excision
if the mole is flat or has deeper roots in the skin, removal may leave an indentation. With this technique, the skin heals from the edges. This may take several weeks.
Full Excision
the mole and adjacent skin are removed along with a portion of the underlying subcutaneous skin tissue. The skin edges are then sutured to approximate the skin. This technique will leave a small surgical incision line.
Laser Treatments
often effective for flat moles that are not raised. Our laser is great for spots on skin and can also remove the coloration of some moles. We often recommend a free test spot to determine if you will receive good results prior to treating multiple areas.
Before the procedure, the area is cleaned and injected with a local anesthetic (often lidocaine) into the tissue surrounding the mole or skin tag. This numbs the area for about an hour so you don’t feel the mole or skin tag being excised. The procedure itself is quick and a topical hemostatic is used to stop bleeding. Average procedure time is about 15-20 minutes.
*At this time, we do not offer biopsy services. A biopsy would be warranted if a lesion was suspected to be pre-malignant or malignant (cancerous). Lesions we would suggest being sent for a biopsy include those that are rapidly growing, changing, bleeding with little to no irritation, recently developed, or appear on an individual with a personal or family history of cancer.
“I had a mole removed from my neck. The ladies that removed it were very professional and polite. The facility was calming and very clean. The procedure was painless do to excellent technology and very affordable.”
Andrew I. Google Review 2024