Laser · Dermatosurgery · Mole Removal
Moles and skin tags removed safely with laser or surgical techniques — minimal scarring, dermoscopy for safety assessment, histopathology for all removed tissue.
About This Treatment
Moles are removed for cosmetic reasons or when they show features concerning for malignancy (ABCDE criteria: Asymmetry, irregular Borders, multiple Colours, Diameter >6 mm, Evolution/change). Dr. Megha Sharma — with dermatosurgery training from AIIMS — assesses every mole with dermoscopy before removal and sends all excised tissue for histopathological examination. Laser ablation for superficial flat moles; surgical excision for larger or deeper moles.
How It Works
FAQs
Yes, when performed by a qualified dermatologist. Dermoscopy before removal and histopathology after ensures complete safety.
Minimal. Laser removal of flat moles leaves almost no scar. Surgical removal leaves a fine line that fades significantly over 3–6 months.
ABCDE rule: Asymmetry, irregular Border, multiple Colours, Diameter >6 mm, Evolution (change). Any suspicious feature warrants dermatologist assessment with dermoscopy.
Flat, superficial moles respond best to laser. Raised, deeper, or larger moles are better excised surgically. Dr. Megha determines the best technique.
Multiple moles can be removed in a single session. The number depends on size and type.
Free Consultation
Dr. Megha Sharma personally assesses every patient. Our team responds within 30 minutes.