Cosmetic Procedures

Mole removal, skin tag removal, and wart removal are common procedures performed in-office by our team of experts. Mole removal involves surgically removing, burning, or shaving off a mole from the skin, typically resulting in reduced scarring and minimal healing time. Removing moles in a clinical setting allows for thorough examination by a pathologist to check for signs of skin cancer, ensuring a more accurate diagnosis compared to at-home methods. Similarly, skin tags, small flaps of skin often found in body folds, can also be safely removed in-office to alleviate discomfort, prevent irritation from clothing or jewelry, or address cosmetic concerns. Removal techniques for skin tags include cutting with a scalpel, freezing with liquid nitrogen, or burning the tag at its attachment point to the skin, all of which entail minimal risk and downtime. Warts, small growths on the skin caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), are also treatable in-office. While most warts will go away on their own within five years, bothersome or spreading warts may require removal. Wart removal procedures are typically low-pain, low-risk, and cost-effective, with little to no downtime required.