How much does it cost to have a mole removed? Is it dangerous?

Mole removal procedure

1. Assessment phase
   • The doctor will examine the mole first to see if there are any abnormalities.
   • Take a patient's medical history, including information about pre-existing conditions and drug allergies.
2. Preparation phase
   • Clean the skin area to be treated.
   • A local anesthetic will be given to the patient (it won't hurt much, just a little stinging during the injection).
3. Treatment Procedure
   • The doctor will carefully use instruments to remove the mole.
   • If necessary, minor stitches may be required.
   • It takes about 15-30 minutes.
4. After treatment
   • The doctor will apply antiseptic and cover the wound.
   • Provide instructions for home wound care.

Which types of moles require surgical removal?

A very large mole

• Moles that are larger than 6 millimeters.
• Moles with deep roots
• Electrocautery may not be able to completely eliminate it.

What types of moles need to be examined before treatment?

Here are some suspicious moles:

• A mole that changes in size, color, or shape.
• Moles with irregular or uneven edges.
• A mole with multiple shades of color in the same area.
• The tissue sample needs to be sent for pathological examination.

How can I get rid of a mole near my eye?

Areas to be especially careful about include moles and large skin tags near the eyes.

• Moles on the upper and lower eyelids
• Moles outside the left and right eyes.
• A mole on the eyelid
• Because high precision treatment is required, it is best to consult directly with an ophthalmologist or surgeon. Doctors do not recommend laser or cauterization in this area.