Birthmarks often tend to be hereditary while others can appear due to pigment cells or crowded irregular blood vessels.

Punch Excision of a Mole

Surgical Excision of a Mole

Shave Excision of a Mole

Birthmark Removal by Laser Skin Resurfacing

Mole Removal

Birthmark Removal

Birthmarks & Moles

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Removes moles by using a cylindrical tool to take out the overly pigmented skin cells.

For moles that extend deeper into the layers of the skin, a punch excision may be used to ensure a lesser likelihood of recurrence. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after a punch excision of a mole. 

Mole Removal Punch Excision

A sharp razor is used to remove unwanted growths in a quick procedure done at a dermatologist's office.

For superficial moles, a simple in office shave excision can quickly remove an unwanted growth. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after a shave excision of a mole.

Mole Removal by Shave Excision

Cuts out a mole deep into the fat region to remove the lesion in its entirety.

The only guaranteed method of permanently removing a mole is by surgical excision. This technique is usually reserved for larger moles, greater than 8mm in diameter. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after a surgical excision of a mole. 

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