Unit R-04, Marinascape Mall, Marina, Dubai, UAE
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Unit R-04, Marinascape Mall, Marina, Dubai, UAE
At Drypskin, we offer expert mole removal services to enhance your skin’s appearance and health. Our skilled professionals ensure safe, effective procedures with minimal discomfort and downtime.
Drypskin is your trusted choice for mole removal because of our commitment to precision and patient care. We use advanced techniques to ensure the best cosmetic outcomes, tailored to your skin’s unique needs.
Mole removal is a medical procedure that involves the excision or destruction of moles from the skin. This can be done for cosmetic reasons or to prevent potential health risks, such as skin cancer.
Mole removal begins with a thorough skin assessment to determine the most appropriate method. The procedure can be performed using different techniques, such as excision, where the mole is cut out with a scalpel, or laser removal, where concentrated light breaks down the mole's pigments. In some cases, shave excision may be used to remove the mole at skin level without deep cutting. Local anesthesia is applied to minimize discomfort, and the area is cleaned and treated to prevent infection. The removal site is then carefully closed with sutures or allowed to heal naturally, depending on the method used.
After mole removal, keep the area clean and dry, apply any prescribed ointments, and avoid sun exposure to prevent scarring. Follow-up appointments ensure proper healing and monitoring of the site.
The procedure is typically not painful as local anesthesia is used. Some discomfort may be felt afterward, but it is generally mild.
While scarring is possible, our advanced techniques at Drypskin minimize scarring, and proper aftercare further reduces the risk.
Healing time varies but usually takes 1 to 2 weeks. Full healing and fading of any marks may take a few months.
Most moles can be safely removed, but our specialists will evaluate each case to determine the best approach, especially for large or atypical moles.
Insurance may cover mole removal if it's deemed medically necessary, such as for moles suspected of being cancerous. Cosmetic removal is typically not covered.
