Mole, Wart & Skin Tag Removal

Consultation & Safety

• Dermoscopy: Doctor checks the mole is non-cancerous before starting.
• Hygiene: Area sterilized with medical-grade alcohol and fresh blue nitrile gloves used.

Pain Management

• Injectable Anesthesia: Lignocaine injection at the base for a 100% pain-free experience (superior to numbing creams).
• Numbing Time: 5-10 minute wait to ensure total numbness.

Removal Technology

• Equipment: Uses Premium Fractional CO2 Laser or RF Cautery to vaporize tissue layer by layer.
• Precision: Targeted technique protects surrounding skin to minimize scarring.
• Time: 15-20 minutes total duration.

Post-Care

• Dressing: Application of antibiotic ointment (Mupirocin) and sterile spot bandage.
• Guidance: Instructions on keeping the area dry and sun-protected.

Prep & Numbing

• Cleansing: Removal of oil and sweat from target areas like neck or underarms.
• Topical Anesthesia: Lidocaine-based cream applied for 20-30 minutes to minimize sensation.

The Procedure

• RF Technology: Fine-needle Radiofrequency device instantly cauterizes the stalk or root.
• Instant Clotting: Heat prevents bleeding immediately, leaving only tiny scabs.
• Coverage: Includes removal of up to 10 tags or warts in one sitting.

Aftercare

• Soothing: Cooling gel applied to reduce redness.
• Infection Control: Layer of antibiotic cream applied to treated spots.

Diagnosis

• Assessment: Doctor confirms bumps are hard keratin Milia (not pus-filled whiteheads).
• Safety: Delicate eye and cheek areas cleaned with surgical spirit.

Extraction Technique

• Incision: Sterile lancet or fine-gauge needle creates a microscopic opening.
• Removal: Manual pressure or comedone extractor removes the hard keratin pearl.
• Fine Cautery: Used if necessary for stubborn spots to prevent regrowth.
• Quantity: Covers approximately 5-10 spots per session.

Finishing Touches

• Antiseptic: Wiped down to close pores safely.
• Protection: Non-comedogenic sunscreen applied before exit.