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Moles

Treatment: surgical removal.
"Mole" is a very broad term that in layman's jargon refers to any growth on the skin. In the medical field, "moles" are benign growths derived from the body's pigmented cells. However, moles can be brown, reddish-brown or skin-colored. Moles are benign by definition. They may occur at any age, but most commonly do so in childhood, adolescence and young adulthood.

Moles usually live in harmony with our body. If they are cosmetically unpleasing, they can be surgically removed, using shave excision, radiofrequency ablation or complete excision. Only shave excision and radiofrequency treatment leave you without a noticeable scar, and there is a chance that over time the mole will grow back to its original size.

Complete excision will ideally leave a linear scar instead of the mole and assures no recurrence. If a pigmented growth does not fulfill criteria for benignancy, it should be biopsied. Your skin examination will reveal which type of mole you have.



Patient comments (source: Patient Satisfaction Report)
2010-05-05 11:07:48Everyone was incredibly kind, informative and helpful. It was one of the best doctor office experiences I've ever had.
2010-04-29 10:56:48I liked the friendlyness and professionalism of the staff and the MD. I was very impressed with the thorough examination I received and the way the MD explained what she found on that exam.
2010-04-15 16:42:57The staff was amazingly friendly and welcoming. Even though they were busy, they did not get annoyed as seen in other physicians' offices.