What is surgical mole removal and why is it performed?
Surgical mole removal is performed when there is suspicion of changes in the appearance of the mole, irritation, bleeding, pain, or aesthetic concerns. The procedure allows for complete removal of the lesion, with the tissue being sent for histopathological analysis.
What does the procedure include?
• Clinical evaluation of the mole
• Local anesthesia
• Surgical mole removal
• Wound closure with sutures as needed
• Instructions for wound care and follow-up
Preparation
• No special preparation is required.
