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Examination and Removal of Pigmented Nevi / Moles

Pigmented nevi, commonly known as moles, are benign skin formations that may be present from birth, congenital, or may appear […]

Pigmented nevi, commonly known as moles, are benign skin formations that may be present from birth, congenital, or may appear during life.

They may have different forms, flat at skin level or raised above the surface.

They can be located anywhere on the body, and their size may vary.

When is mole removal recommended?

Not every pigmented nevus requires removal.

Following a prior consultation, the dermatologist at Swan Clinic will be able to decide on this aspect, but only if:

  • The mole causes aesthetic discomfort, especially if it is located in visible areas such as the face, neck, or décolleté
  • It is prominent and/or prone to trauma
  • Removal represents the best method to exclude the risk of skin cancer, including melanoma

Treatment options

Depending on the characteristics of the pigmented nevus, as well as the patient’s medical history, the specialist doctor decides which treatment can provide the best results.

Destruction of lesions can be performed through radiofrequency or laser.

In this case, the procedure is painless because it is performed under local anesthesia, and healing takes place quickly.

Surgical excision

Surgical excision is recommended for atypical nevi or for lesions of larger size.

The removed tissue is sent for histopathological analysis in order to exclude the presence of a malignant lesion.

The specialist doctor at Swan Clinic, both before the surgical excision and after it is performed, will make sure that the patient has understood that the treated area requires special care so that healing can be optimal.

Main recommendations after excision

The main post-excision recommendations are:

  • Daily cleaning of the wound or the area covered with Steri-Strip, using Betadine, followed by the application of a sterile dressing fixed with adhesive tape
  • Avoiding local trauma and physical effort for two weeks
  • Avoiding sun exposure of the scar for 6 to 12 months, until it becomes white, in order to prevent the risk of hyperpigmentation
  • Returning to the doctor for suture removal according to the received instructions

Consultation at Swan Clinic

We understand patients’ concern whenever they notice changes appearing at the level of the skin, which is why the specialists at Swan Clinic are prepared to offer the best solutions for their treatment.

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Take the next step with confidence and book your consultation at Swan Clinic. Our specialist team will evaluate your needs, answer your questions, and help you choose the most suitable treatment plan with clarity, care, and professional guidance.