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Mole & Skin Lesion Removal

Radiofrequency skin excision is a minimally invasive procedure used to remove selected benign skin lesions and growths. Using controlled radiofrequency energy, the treatment allows precise removal while minimising disruption to surrounding tissue.
Following a medical assessment, treatment may be suitable for a range of benign skin concerns, including:

  • Benign moles (naevi)

  • Skin tags

  • Seborrhoeic keratoses

  • Cherry angiomas

  • Selected benign skin lesions
     

​Important: All moles and skin lesions require medical assessment before treatment. Suspicious, changing, or potentially cancerous lesions may require further investigation, biopsy, or referral before any cosmetic removal is considered.

Suitable for benign skin lesions

  • Benign moles

  • Skin tags

  • Seborrhoeic keratoses

  • Cherry angiomas

  • Selected benign skin growths

Benefits

Radiofrequency skin excision offers a precise and effective option for removing selected benign skin lesions.
 

  • Precise and targeted treatment

  • Minimally invasive procedure

  • Designed to minimise damage to surrounding tissue

  • Suitable for a range of benign skin lesions

  • Quick in-clinic treatment

  • Minimal downtime in most cases

  • Can improve the appearance of unwanted skin growths

Mole Removal Treatments FAQ

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