About the Service
Moles, Warts and Papilloma Removal at Elite Style Polyclinic is designed to treat common skin growths safely and effectively. These growths may include harmless moles (nevi) caused by pigment clusters as well as viral warts and papillomas linked to HPV infections.
Importantly, while most growths are benign, atypical moles (also called dysplastic nevi) can indicate a higher risk of skin cancer and should always be professionally evaluated. At Elite Style Polyclinic, we specialize in the safe and advanced removal of suspicious, cosmetic, or uncomfortable moles, warts, and papillomas using cutting-edge dermatological techniques.
Moreover, moles, warts and papilloma removal not only enhances your skin’s appearance but also helps prevent future complications, ensuring both aesthetic and medical benefits.
How the Moles, Warts and Papilloma Removal Process Works
Step 1: Consultation & Skin Analysis
A doctor examines the growth to determine the safest removal method and rule out malignancy.
Step 2: Treatment Options
- Electrocautery: Burns off growths with controlled electrical current.
- CO2 Surgical Laser: Precise vaporization for minimal scarring (ideal for delicate areas).
- Surgical Extraction: Excision with stitches (for deep moles) or shave removal (no stitches).
- Pathology Investigation: Removed tissue is sent to a lab for cancer screening.
Step 3: Aftercare
- Keep the area clean and dry for 5–14 days.
- Avoid sun exposure to prevent pigmentation changes.
Step 4: Aftercare & Maintenance
Prescription skincare and follow-ups ensure long-term results.
Ideal Candidates for Moles, Warts and Papilloma Removal Treatments
- Suspicious Moles: Irregular borders, color changes, or rapid growth.
- Cosmetic Concerns: Unwanted moles/warts on visible areas (face, neck, hands).
- Painful or Irritated Growths: Warts that bleed or interfere with daily activities.
Not recommended for active skin infections or uncontrolled bleeding disorders.
Quick answers to questions you may have
Q1: Is mole removal painful?
A: Topical or injected anesthesia ensures minimal discomfort during the procedure.
Q2: How long does healing take?
A: 5–14 days, depending on the method and size of the growth.
Q3: Will there be a scar?
A: Scarring varies—laser and shave removals typically leave less noticeable marks than surgical excision.
Q4: Can warts return after treatment?
A: Viral warts may recur; repeat treatments or immune-boosting therapies (e.g., PRP) can help.
Q5: Is pathology testing necessary?
A: Yes, for atypical moles to rule out melanoma.
