Moles should be removed if they carry a risk of skin cancer.
The fact that the features of the moles on the skin are not symmetrical, their borders are not clear, their colour darkens in a short time, their diameter is larger than 0.5 cm and they are constantly growing and they are swollen and raised are factors for the removal of moles.
When these features are noticed on the moles, it is absolutely necessary to consult a doctor. Local anaesthesia is applied during mole removal and no pain is felt.
In laser-assisted operations, anaesthetic cream is applied to the area where the mole is located.
After mole removal operations, scarring varies according to the technique used and the depth of the mole.
If the depth of the mole is too deep, a slight scar may remain. When removing moles with more depth, it can be applied in 2-3 sessions instead of one time to avoid scars.
In the operation performed with surgical incision, aesthetic sutures are applied to prevent scarring. Mole removal is painless, fast, safe and easy thanks to new and advanced techniques.
There are no risky complications after and during the operation.
These articles are written for information purposes. You should consult your doctor to determine whether the procedure has been performed and the appropriate treatment for you.