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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about skin tags and mole removal .
We begin with a consultation and skin assessment, then choose a method (cryotherapy, electrocautery or excision). The technician removes the lesion with local anesthesia as needed, then provides aftercare instructions for optimal healing.
Discomfort is usually mild; we use topical or local anesthesia to minimize pain. You may feel brief stinging or pressure, but most clients tolerate the procedure well and report only minor soreness afterward.
Healing time depends on method and lesion size; minor tags heal in days, surgical excisions may take one to two weeks. Follow aftercare to prevent infection and optimize cosmetic results.
We aim to minimize scarring using precise techniques and proper wound care. Small lesions usually leave negligible marks; larger removals or excisions may leave faint scars that fade with time and treatment.
Most benign skin tags and common moles can be treated safely here after assessment. Any suspicious, changing, or irregular moles will be referred for medical evaluation or biopsy before removal.
Cost varies by number, size and removal method. We provide personalized quotes during consultation. Package pricing may apply for multiple lesions; cosmetic removals are typically out-of-pocket and not covered by insurance.