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Great experience, Kathy was awesome and took off so many moles and skin tags for me. Her ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Mole and/or skin tag Removal.
We typically remove up to 10–12 moles or skin tags per session. Exact number and price can vary depending on size and location. Your clinician will assess lesions during consultation and recommend the safest, most effective approach for removal.
Most clients report brief mild discomfort during removal because we do not use numbing cream. Techniques are quick and cause minimal pain. We explain sensations beforehand and provide post-procedure serum to soothe the area and support comfortable healing.
There is a small risk of scarring or pigmentation change, particularly for larger or deeper lesions. We use controlled techniques to minimize this risk. Follow aftercare instructions and use the provided serum to encourage proper healing and reduce discoloration chances.
Pricing is usually based on the number, size, and complexity of lesions. Our standard includes removal of up to 10–12 items; larger or more complex moles may incur additional charges. Your practitioner will provide a clear estimate during assessment.
Clean the area gently, apply the supplied Post procedure Serum as directed, avoid sun exposure and picking scabs, and keep the site dry and protected. Attend follow-up appointments if recommended to monitor healing and address any concerns promptly.
If a mole has changed shape, size, color, bleeds, or causes pain, seek medical assessment first. We may refer you for dermatological evaluation to rule out malignancy before cosmetic removal to ensure safety and appropriate treatment pathways.