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Get Rid of Unwanted Skin Tags Safely with Wart and Mole Removal Dubai
Wart Removal Dubai
Warts and moles are harmless, but they can occasionally cause discomfort and maybe a cosmetic concern. Lavish Medical Center offers wart and mole removal services to patients living in Dubai. Warts and moles are exceptionally common and usually harmless skin conditions. Fortunately, warts and moles can be easily and permanently removed using several techniques. The process of wart and mole removal at our Lavish Medical Center is very efficient and highly effective.
Common warts are a contagious skin condition caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) viruses. They are usually cauliflower shaped and generally form on the hands and feet. The ones on the feet can cause walking or exercising to be painful, making wart removal necessary.
Moles, also referred to by the medical term nevi, are usually harmless skin growths that can form on any part of the body. They generally have a uniform black or brown color and can be flat or raised.
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warts removal treatment Options:
- Wart removal surgery usually takes less than 1-2 weeks for the wart to blister and fall off after surgical removal.
- Cryotherapy or Wart freezing usually heals within 1-2 weeks but could require more than one treatment.
- Prescription wart medications often take 2-3 weeks for the wart to blister and fall off. Multiple treatments may be needed.
mole removal dubai Options:
- There are several procedures use to remove non-cancerous (benign) moles. Our doctor will choose which procedure is best to remove your mole based upon factors like the location, type, and size of the mole.
- There are four basic types of mole removal method: excision, shave removal, laser removal, and freezing.
- Mole removal is considered a minor surgical procedure.
Why choose our clinic?
- The procedures are performed by our qualified dermatologist.
- Quick and easy procedures to treat all types of Warts.
- Accurate treatment prevents Warts from returning.
- Most of our clients are referred to by Friends and family.
- Treatments take place in a safe and sterilized dermatology center setting.
- professional at skin tag removal, cysts, and skin lesion
Our dermatologist in our removal clinic will immediately remove your Wart and mole, so waiting for it to drop off is unnecessary. Once it has been treated, it leaves you with completely smooth, clear, and blemish-free skin.
If you have a wart or a mole that you would like to have removed, contact our aesthetic clinic today to schedule your consultation at Lavish Medical Center.
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HydraFacial, micro-needling, THREAD LIFT, Dermal Fillers, CHEMICAL PEEL, and Hair Botox.
Overview Warts & Moles
Warts are small, rough growths caused by the human papillomavirus. They can be found in the shape of raised or flat and appear singly or in clusters on the targeted area of your body. HPV is a virus that can be spread through skin-to-skin contact, such as touching and rashing. On the other side, moles are small, pigmented growths that are made up of melanocytes, which means the cells that produce melanin and the pigment that gives skin its color. Moles can be found in any size, shape, or color, and they can be present at the time of your birth or develop later in your life.
Types of Warts & Moles
Warts and moles are both natural skin growths, but different factors cause them and have different characteristics. Here’s an overview of the types of warts and moles:
WARTS
Common Warts | These warts are called Verruca Vulgaris, which are small and rough in texture. They can appear on your fingers, hands, and knees. It is caused by HP virus. |
Plantar Warts | These warts are found on the foot soles, and they may be painful due to pressing by the body weight. The HP virus also causes plantar warts. |
Flat Warts | These warts are small and flat growths and appear on the face, neck, and hands. Like other warts, it can be caused by HPV. |
Filiform Warts | These warts have long, slender projections and often appear on the face, near the lip and eyes. They can be slightly harmless. |
Genital Warts | These warts are sexually transmitted and occur in the genital and anal areas. Specific strains of HPV also cause genital warts. |
MOLES
Common Moles | These moles are small and brownish in color and are usually found harmless but can evolve over time. |
Atypical Moles | These moles are called Dysplastic Nevi. They are larger and irregular in shape. People who have atypical moles have a higher risk of developing melanoma – a type of skin cancer. |
Congenital Moles | These moles are present at birth and found in different sizes & shapes. Larger congenital moles may have a slightly increased risk of developing melanoma. |
Halo Moles | These are the depigmented rings or “halo” around the skin. This can happen due to immune response and quickly disappear. |
Blue Nevi | This is another type of mole that appears bluish or grayish in color. They are usually benign but should be monitored for changes. |
How Does Lavish Wart and Mole laser treatment Work?
Lavish Clinic is the best dermatology center that offers a variety of warts treatment and mole removal solutions in their aesthetic center, which depend on the type and severity of the growth. Here are the methods that are applied at our Lavish clinic for our patients:
- SURGICAL REMOVAL: This is the most invasive method, but it is also the most effective. The dermatologist expert will numb the targeted mole area and then use a scalpel to remove the wart or mole. The surgical site will then be stitched up and bandaged.
- LASER REMOVAL: This method uses a laser to vaporize the wart or mole. It is a less invasive method than surgical removal, but it may require multiple treatments.
- CRYOTHERAPY: This method uses liquid nitrogen to freeze the wart or mole. This causes the mole or wart cells to die and the growth to fall off. Cryotherapy is a painless method, but it may cause blistering and discomfort during treatment.
- CAUTERIZATION: This method uses an electric current or heat to burn off the wart or mole. It is an effective method, but it can be painful for anyone. So, always think of yourself before commencing your treatment.
Lavish Clinic also offers a wide range of laser wart and mole removal products. These products are less effective than the in-office procedures, but they may be an option who want to remove small, non-bothersome warts and moles at home.
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Different Types of laser wart and Mole Removal Procedures
There are different methods for removing warts and moles, which depend on the type, size, targeted area, and your personal preference. People need to consider a dermatologist to determine the most suitable removal procedure for their specific case. Here are a few wart and mole removal procedures:
WART REMOVAL surgery
Cryotherapy (Freezing) | Liquid nitrogen is applied to freeze and destroy the wart. This freezing process causes the wart to blister and fall off. However, multiple sessions are required for larger warts removal. |
Salicylic Acid Treatment | This can be used to dissolve warts gradually, and salicylic acid is a self-administered treatment that takes time. |
Electrocautery and Curettage | A dermatologist uses an electric current to burn the wart (electrocautery) and then removes the dead tissue with a scraping tool (curettage). This is often used to remove small scars. |
Laser Therapy | Laser treatment involves using high-energy laser light to burn and destroy the wart tissue. laser is used for stubborn warts and can be performed under dermatologist supervision. |
Cantharidin Treatment | Cantharidin is a chemical applied to the wart, which creates a blister under the wart. And only an experienced dermatologist can remove it. |
Immunotherapy | Immunotherapy involves stimulating the body’s immune system to fight the wart. It may involve injections antigens or ointments. |
MOLE REMOVAL surgery
Excision | A mole is surgically cut out using a scalpel or a surgical punch. This method is used for both benign and suspicious moles, and it allows for a biopsy if needed. |
Shave Excision | A mole is shaved off the skin’s surface using a scalpel. This is suitable for raised moles or cosmetic mole removal. |
Laser Removal | Laser therapy can be used to remove small and non-cancerous moles. The laser vaporizes the mole tissue layer by layer. |
Electrosurgery | Electrosurgery employs an electric current to cut and cauterize the mole. It’s used for smaller moles. |
Cryotherapy | Liquid nitrogen can be used to freeze and remove small moles. This method is less commonly used for moles but may be suitable for specific cases. |
Punch Biopsy | A punch biopsy tool is used to remove a small, and this is primarily done to examine a mole more closely. |
What are the Causes of Warts & Moles?
CAUSES OF WARTS
Warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). HPV is a virus that can be spread through skin-to-skin contact. It can also be spread through contact with objects that have been contaminated with the virus, such as towels, scratching or biting a wart, shaving the face or legs, and washcloths.
There are over 100 different types of human papillomavirus, and some types are more likely to cause warts than others. Type 2 and type 7 are the common types of human papillomavirus that cause warts.
Warts are found commonly in children and young adults, but they can occur at any age. People with weakened immune systems are also more likely to get warts. Moreover, people who work with raw meat, such as butchers, also have a higher risk of developing warts.
CAUSES OF MOLES
Moles are caused by the accumulation of pigment-producing cells called melanocytes in the skin. These cells can cluster together and form a mole, which a combination of genetic and environmental factors can cause. You need to avoid sun exposure because it can stimulate the production of melanocytes and increase the risk of developing moles. In some cases, moles may also be caused by hormonal changes, such as during puberty or pregnancy.
What You Can Expect After the Treatment?
The expectations after wart and mole removal treatments depend on the type of growth and healing process of warts and moles. However, here are a few expectations for what you might experience after wart and mole removal treatments:
- After the procedure, the treated area may be covered with a bandage
- You may experience some mild discomfort, redness, or swelling at the treatment site.
- Proper wound care and professional follow-up care can help minimize scarring.
- Some warts & mole removal leave a small or large scar on your skin, but they can heal with skin care products suggested by specialist doctors.
- The healing time depends on the size of the mole and wart. Laser removal can take a little time to heal rather than a minimally invasive procedure healing time, like several weeks.
- After laser treatment, avoid exposing direct sunlight to your healing area because sunlight can cause hyperpigmentation.
- After wart & mole removal, send the removal part to the laboratory for biopsy.
- While infection is uncommon, you should watch for signs like increased redness, swelling, pus, or a foul odor at the treatment site. If you suspect an infection, contact your dermatologist promptly.
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Post Treatment Care of Warts & Moles by Dermatologists
dermatologists tell a few tips for post-treatment care for warts and moles that you must be aware of:
- After surgical removal, you may have some bleeding and swelling in the area for a few days. Your doctor may give you pain medication and antibiotics to take. You will also need to keep the area clean and dry.
- You may need to wear a bandage over the area for a few days.
- You should avoid strenuous activity for at least a week.
- The stitches will be removed within a week or two.
- After laser removal, you can expect some redness and swelling in the area for a few days. The skin in the area may also be darker or lighter than the surrounding skin for a few weeks.
- Avoid scratching at the area.
- Apply sunscreen to the area if it is exposed to the sun.
- The area will heal within a few weeks.
- Fat reduction mesotherapy is used to reduce localized fat deposits in areas such as the abdomen, thighs, and love handles.
- Hair restoration mesotherapy is aimed at promoting hair growth and improving hair quality in everyone with hair loss or thinning hair.
- After cryotherapy, you can expect a blister to form on the wart or mole. The blister will fall off within a week. You may also experience some redness and swelling in the area.
- Avoid picking at the blister.
- Keep the area clean and dry.
- The area will heal within a few weeks.
- After cauterization, you can expect a scab to form on the wart or mole. The scab will fall off within a week. You may also experience some redness and swelling in the area.
- Avoid picking at the scab.
- Keep the area clean and dry.
- The area will heal within a few weeks.
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FAQ'S
Can moles and warts be removed?
Yes, it can be removed through a minimally invasive procedure. But, if you want to remove it from skin care products such as salicylic acid (gel, drops, pads, & bandages), It may help self-treatment of many warts by dissolving the keratin protein that makes up the wart and mole and the dead skin above it.
Why People Want to Remove Wart & Mole on Their Skin?
Here are two main reasons of people are ready to remove warts and moles on their skin:
- Mostly, people may choose to have warts and moles removed for COSMETIC REASONS because they may not like the way they look or they may find them to be irritating.
- Mostly, people may need to have warts and moles removed for MEDICAL REASONS because warts on the soles of the feet can be painful to walk on, and moles that are at risk of developing into melanoma should be removed.
Is a wart different from a showing mole on your skin?
Yes, warts are caused by the human papillomavirus, while a mixture of genetic and environmental factors causes moles on any part of your body. Moles are more serious than warts. They take time to grow, and if they become cancerous, they change their shape. However, the virtual difference is moles have hair and pigment, while warts do not.
How long does wart and mole removal take?
The wart and mole removal treatment is quite short; it takes around 15-60 minutes but depends on the size and number of lesions removed from your skin.
Will my warts or moles come back after removal?
If you have a common mole, then it would not grow back frequently. But if the mole grows up with the HP virus, there may be a chance to grow up.
What are the risks and side effects of wart and mole removal?
Here are the risks and side effects of wart and mole removal that you must know before availing treatment:
SURGICAL REMOVAL | LASER REMOVAL | CRYOTHERAPY |
Bleeding | Pain | Pain |
Infection | Redness and swelling | Redness and swelling |
Scarring | Blistering | Blistering |
Nerve damage | Crusting | Crusting |
Change in skin pigmentation. | Scarring | Scarring |
What is the best way to remove warts and moles?
Here are the most effective medical treatments for warts and moles removal:
- Electrosurgery/Curettage.
- Laser treatment.
- Chemical peels.
Bleomycin.
Will a dermatologist remove a wart?
Yes, if you are tired of using home remedies, then you must get a dermatologist appointment to treat your wart in a perfect manner at our Lavish Clinic Dubai.
How do you get rid of moles and warts at home?
You can use home remedies and skin care beauty products to get rid of it:
- Salicylic acid
- Caster oil paste
- Freshly cut garlic clove
- Apple cider vinegar
- Baking soda