Mole, Skin Tag and Wart Removal
Trusted mole, skin tag, and wart removal in Chelsea and Battersea. Our expert dermatologists use advanced techniques for safe, effective, and scar-minimising treatments.
MOLE, SKIN TAG & WART Removal in Chelsea & Battersea
At Derm Design, conveniently located to serve both Chelsea and Battersea, we proudly offer expert mole, skin tag, and wart removal services. Our team of skilled dermatologists not only provides treatments that are effective and safe but also ensures that each procedure is highly personalised to meet your specific needs. Additionally, we use state-of-the-art technology to guarantee the best possible outcomes for your skin. So, whether you’re struggling with a bothersome skin tag, a suspicious mole, or a persistent wart, rest assured that our team is here to support you in achieving clearer, healthier skin. Moreover, we are committed to delivering compassionate care from start to finish.
Types of Common SKIN LESIONS
Moles
Common Reasons for Mole Removal
- Cosmetic concerns
- Irritation from clothing
- Potential malignancy
Skin Tags
Typical Skin Tag Removal Reasons:
- Irritation or snagging
- Cosmetic preference
- Improved comfort
Warts
Why Remove Warts?:
- Discomfort or pain
- Cosmetic concerns
- Prevention of spreading to others
Effective Procedures for LESION REMOVAL
Surgical Excision
Surgical excision is a precise method often used for larger or concerning moles. Under local anesthesia, the mole is carefully cut out, and stitches may be used to close the wound. The excised tissue can be sent for a biopsy to rule out malignancy if necessary.
- Best For: Suspicious or large moles
- Downtime: Minimal, with quick healing
Cryotherapy
Ideal for skin tags and warts, cryotherapy involves freezing the growth with liquid nitrogen. The procedure is quick, causing the growth to fall off naturally. It is a non-invasive method that minimises scarring.
- Best For: Skin tags and common warts
- Downtime: Minimal; healing occurs within a few weeks
Laser Treatment
Our advanced laser treatment uses concentrated light to break down the cells of the mole, skin tag, or wart without damaging the surrounding tissue. It is a precise and effective option, particularly for areas like the face or neck.
- Best For: Facial moles, small warts, skin tags
- Downtime: Minimal, with faster healing
Electrosurgery and Cauterization
This method uses an electric current to remove growths while simultaneously sealing blood vessels. Electrosurgery is often used for skin tags and smaller moles and provides excellent cosmetic results.
- Best For: Small moles and skin tags
- Downtime: Short; slight scabbing may occur
Before & AFTER
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Why Choose US for Lesion Removal
At Derm Design, we are proud to offer the latest in lesion removal procedures for clients not only in Chelsea and Battersea but also throughout the surrounding London areas. Furthermore, we specialise in advanced techniques that provide long-lasting and natural-looking results. In addition, we take great pride in delivering personalised care tailored to each patient’s needs.
By using cutting-edge technology, we can ensure the best possible outcomes, making your experience both effective and comfortable. Ultimately, our dedication to excellence and innovation sets us apart, making us a top choice for lesion removal in the region.
Frequently Asked QUESTIONS
No, mole removal is performed under local anesthesia, making it virtually painless. Some mild discomfort during healing is normal but typically manageable.
Most skin tag removals are quick, usually completed within 15-30 minutes, depending on the number and location of the tags.
Yes, warts can recur because they are caused by a virus. However, professional treatment significantly reduces the likelihood of recurrence.
f you notice changes in a mole’s appearance, such as growth, color changes, or itching, schedule an appointment at Derm Design for a thorough evaluation.
While some scarring is possible, our dermatologists use advanced techniques to minimize scarring. Proper aftercare also plays a crucial role in healing.
Insurance may cover removal if it’s medically necessary, such as for suspicious moles or painful skin tags. Cosmetic removals are typically not covered.
