Cosmetic Skin Lesion Removal

We offer three specialised approaches based on the type of lesion and the expertise required. For the removal of skin tags, seborrheic keratosis and warts, our Dermal Clinicians utilise advanced CO2 ablative laser technology — a non-invasive solution that minimises damage to surrounding tissues while ensuring a smoother recovery.

For other types of lesions, our Medical Doctors will determine the most appropriate course of treatment, which may include a procedure with local anaesthetic. They can carefully remove the lesion and send it to the lab for thorough testing, comprehensive analysis and accurate results.

Alternatively, our Medical Doctors may use the Bovie Derm 102 Electrosurgical Desiccator, a state-of-the-art device that employs high-frequency electrical currents to remove skin tags, seborrheic keratosis and sebaceous hyperplasias. This method is highly effective for targeted benign skin lesion removal and reduces the risk of scarring.

Yes, cosmetic lesion removal is considered safe when performed by our qualified Medical Doctors and Dermal Clinicians. We employ established techniques like CO2 ablative lasers and high-frequency electrical currents to target lesions effectively while minimising risk to surrounding tissues. If you require surgery to remove your benign skin lesion, our medical team ensures it is conducted with the highest standards of care and precision, further ensuring patient safety and a smooth post-procedure recovery.

Whether you require a surgical procedure or a non-invasive alternative for benign skin lesion removal, we can treat lesions across the entire body, including the face, neck, torso, arms and legs.

Suitable candidates for this treatment are individuals with benign and non-cancerous skin lesions such as moles, skin tags, warts or seborrheic keratoses that they wish to remove for aesthetic or comfort reasons. Our Medical Doctors are also equipped to manage skin cancers, including melanoma and non-melanomatous skin cancers, and will provide appropriate referrals to other medical specialists if necessary.

While it depends on the treatment prescribed by your Medical Doctor, the recovery process following skin mole, skin tag or skin lesion removal surgery is typically straightforward with minimal downtime. The treated area may be covered with a small dressing and patients may experience some soreness, swelling, redness and bruising.

Results from cosmetic skin tag removal can vary depending on the patient’s skin type, the size of the lesion and its location on the body. Once a benign lesion — like a mole, skin tag or wart — is excised, it typically does not return. However, new lesions may develop in other areas due to factors like genetics or sun exposure, so it’s important to continue with your regular skin checks.

Follow-up consultations may be necessary to monitor healing, ensure complete lesion removal and manage any unexpected changes.

Prior to the procedure, refrain from using harsh skincare products on the affected area, inform your Medical Doctor about any medications you take and protect the area from sun exposure. On the day of your benign skin lesion removal procedure, ensure the area is clean and free of makeup or lotions.

With an experienced, highly skilled team of specialist Medical Doctors, Dermal Clinicians, Registered Nurses and Cosmetic Nurses, we can administer the below treatments following your initial consultations to determine your eligibility:

• DermEngine Skin Checks
• VISIA Skin Analysis
• Cosmetic Consultations
• Chemical Peels
• Dermalux LED Therapy
• CO2 Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation
• Hydro-dermabrasion
• Skin Needling
• Alma Clear Skin Pro
• Er: YAG iPixel Laser
• IPL Laser Therapy
• ND:YAG Long Pulse Laser Therapy