Pigmentation & Discolouration
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Four Primary Skin TypesFace, Neck & Chest
Lax / Loose Skin Prejuvenation Sagging Face Skin & Ageing Sunken Cheeks Volume Loss WrinklesLower Face & Mouth
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Biopuncture Cecarrelli Fat Lipolysis Fat Burning Injections Mesotherapy Mesotherapy for Eye Bags Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) PRP for Hair Loss Vampire Facial (PRP)Subcision
Acne Scar ReductionCutera
Acutip 500™ CO2 Laser Resurfacing Contact Yag Cutera Lasers Laser Genesis™ Rejuvenation Laser Hair Removal Laser Vein Removal Long Pulsed ND:Yag Nd:Yag Skin Tightening Pearl Fractional Pearl Fusion Pearl™ Rejuvenation Titan® Skin TighteningRadiofrequency
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Chemical Peels Overview Dermaplaning Eye Peel Treatment Intense Peels & Laser Peels MesoBrite™ MicrodermabrasionBody Shaping & Contouring
Body Contouring Carboxytherapy for Body Cellulite Solutions Cryolipo Fat Freezing Endymed ContourWeight Loss Solutions
Renewal Institute Diet (RID)Skin Nutrition & Topicals
Dietary Advice for Dark Circles Hydroquinone Metformin Nutrition for Skin Serums & Topical IngredientsDermatological Treatments
Carboxytherapy Carboxytherapy for Hair Loss Cryotherapy Surgical Mole Removal
1 Treatment
Injected
Permanent
30-60 min
3-5 Days
Doctor
Low - Medium
Same Day
There are 3 different methods for mole removal:
A shave excision – removing the mole by cutting it off with a sharp scalpel blade
A punch excision - a small apparatus is placed over the mole and "twists" it out
Or a surgical excision for larger moles (which, in some cases, we may refer to a plastic surgeon depending on the size and location of the mole).
Most moles are benign overgrowths of pigment cells. Usually they begin as flat brown spots and with time begin to grow and stick out above the skin surface. Most people consider mole removal when they become highly visible areas on the face, neck, cheeks and near the eyes. Moles can also be called "beauty marks" or "birth marks".
Some moles are actually warty growths called seborrheic keratoses. Doctors treat these by freezing or burning them off.
If you have a surgical excision your doctor will use a surgical knife to remove the entire mole or lesion particularly if melanoma is suspected. Your doctor will remove as many layers of skin as necessary in order to get the full depth of the mole or growth. You can expect to get stitches with this type of biopsy.
Surgery scar: Whenever you remove something from the skin, there will be a scar. Removing moles from the chest, shoulders, and upper back have the highest risk of raised scar formation, however, it can be only a very tiny scar and not so visible. If the risk of scar formation is high in any particular case, the Skin Renewal Doctor may refer to a plastic surgeon so as to avoid scarring as far as possible.
At Home care:
Misconceptions about healing;
Some people think that wounds need to be open to the air and that this helps the healing. Several studies have disproved this and found significantly quicker healing with bandages and antibiotic salve.
There are several scar remedies on the market, ask your doctor which one he/she prefer.
Most moles are benign overgrowths of pigment cells. Usually they begin as flat brown spots and with time begin to grow and stick out above the skin surface. Most people consider mole removal when they become highly visible areas on the face, neck, cheeks and near the eyes. Moles can also be called "beauty marks" or "birth marks".
Some moles are actually warty growths called seborrheic keratoses. Doctors treat these by freezing or burning them off.
If you have a surgical excision your doctor will use a surgical knife to remove the entire mole or lesion particularly if melanoma is suspected. Your doctor will remove as many layers of skin as necessary in order to get the full depth of the mole or growth. You can expect to get stitches with this type of biopsy.
Surgery scar: Whenever you remove something from the skin, there will be a scar. Removing moles from the chest, shoulders, and upper back have the highest risk of raised scar formation, however, it can be only a very tiny scar and not so visible. If the risk of scar formation is high in any particular case, the Skin Renewal Doctor may refer to a plastic surgeon so as to avoid scarring as far as possible.
At Home care:
Misconceptions about healing;
Some people think that wounds need to be open to the air and that this helps the healing. Several studies have disproved this and found significantly quicker healing with bandages and antibiotic salve.
There are several scar remedies on the market, ask your doctor which one he/she prefer.
