Mole Removal

Mole removal is a dermatological procedure that involves the surgical excision, laser treatment, or shave excision of unwanted moles for cosmetic reasons or health concerns. This process is typically quick, minimally invasive, and aims to leave the skin with minimal scarring while ensuring the mole is thoroughly examined for any signs of malignancy.

Every human being is different. The surgery process and procedures we offer may change depending on your case.

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What is Mole Removal?

Mole removal is a medical or cosmetic procedure aimed at eliminating moles from the skin. Moles, also known as nevi, are common skin growths that can vary in color, size, and shape. While most moles are harmless, some may become bothersome due to their location, size, or potential health risks, including the chance of developing into skin cancer. Mole removal can be performed for a variety of reasons, including cosmetic concerns, irritation or discomfort caused by the mole's placement, and the prevention or assessment of skin cancer. The procedure can be carried out through several techniques, such as surgical excision, where the mole is cut out along with a small margin of surrounding skin; shave excision, where the mole is shaved off flush with the skin; or less commonly, laser removal or cryotherapy (freezing). The choice of method depends on the mole's characteristics and the desired outcome, aiming to minimize scarring and ensure a satisfactory aesthetic result or to adequately address any medical concerns.

Who is suitable for Mole Removal?

While considering whether you are suitable or not for the mole removal we should check different factors:

Candidates who have potential medical concerns are suitable for the procedure.
Candidates must have realistic expectations about the results.
Emotional readiness and a positive outlook are important for a successful outcome.
Whether motivated by aesthetic concerns to enhance the skin's appearance or by medical advice to remove potentially risky moles, candidates should have a clear understanding of their reasons for pursuing the procedure.

The key point is to check every patient's unique needs, to decide whether they are suitable or not.

Which problems can be solved with Mole Removal?

Mole removal is a cosmetic or medical procedure aimed at eliminating moles for aesthetic reasons, to relieve discomfort, or to address health concerns. This procedure can effectively solve several issues, including:

Cosmetic Improvement

Relief From Discomfort

Prevention of Skin Cancer

Why should you prefer Estetik International for Mole Removal?

Choosing Estetik International for your mole removal procedure is a decision that prioritizes expertise, quality, and comprehensive care. With 25 years of experience in the medical field, our hospital was founded by Dr. Bulent Cihantimur, also known as Dr. B, who has set a gold standard in plastic and aesthetic surgeries.

Our state-of-the-art facilities are equipped with the latest technology, ensuring that you receive the most advanced treatment available. We understand that undergoing a procedure like facelift is not just a physical transformation but also an emotional journey. That's why our multilingual staff, fluent in over 14 different languages, is committed to providing you with personalized care, from initial consultation to post-operative recovery.

We also offer all-inclusive accommodation and travel services, making your experience as seamless as possible. At Estetik International, we don't just aim to meet your expectations; we strive to exceed them.

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Important information!

Medical Evaluation: Provide a full medical history, including any medications, supplements, and previous surgeries.
Experience and Expertise: Ensure your doctor's expertise in medical aesthetics.
Avoid Certain Medications: Discontinue some medications and supplements as advised by your doctor.
Limit Alcohol Consumption: Reduce or eliminate alcohol intake as it can interfere with the healing process.

The patient consults with a dermatologist or plastic surgeon to evaluate the mole(s) in question. This involves examining the size, shape, color, and location of the mole, as well as discussing the patient's medical history and reasons for removal (cosmetic concerns, discomfort, or suspicion of malignancy).
The practitioner explains the most appropriate removal method based on the mole's characteristics.
To ensure comfort, local anesthesia is administered around the mole site, numbing the area to prevent any pain during the removal.
For moles, the doctor uses a small blade to shave the mole down to skin level, minimizing scarring.
For certain types of moles, laser treatment may be used to break down the mole tissue, which is particularly useful for hard-to-reach areas or cosmetic sensitivity.
The removal site is cleaned and dressed appropriately. If stitches are used, they may be dissolvable or require removal at a follow-up visit.

Patients receive detailed aftercare instructions, including how to care for the wound, signs of infection to watch for, and when to return for a follow-up.
Instructions on keeping the area clean and dry, as well as advice on using over-the-counter pain relievers if necessary, are provided.
A follow-up appointment may be scheduled to assess the healing process, remove stitches if they were used, and discuss the results of any histological analysis.