Mole Removal Markham
Moles, or nevi, are growths on the skin made up of melanocytes, the cells that make colour in our skin. Moles are often skin coloured or brown.
If you’re looking for a mole removal in Markham, trust Daisy Laser & Skin Care Clinic as your optimal choice. Our specialists ensure a seamless and safe procedure, prioritising your comfort and well-being throughout.
What is Mole Removal?
Moles can appear anywhere on the body, alone or in groups. A person may have only a few moles or more than 100. Moles are generally harmless, but it is important to know that melanoma, a serious form of skin cancer, can develop from a mole, so it is important to know your moles and watch for changes in them.
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Mole Removal $20 and up
Free 1-on-1 Consultation with an in-house MD. Prices start at $20 and varies depending on size. This is a painless procedure.
Mole Health Check
Mole Removal
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Our Mole Specialist will check if the mole has unusual features – and may want to refer you to a dermatologist, for further evaluation.
What does the dermatologist look for?
The dermatologist might ask for a biopsy which will then be evaluated by a skin pathologist to determine if further treatment should be performed. If the mole is atypical or cancerous, then the entire mole (and some of the surrounding skin) will need to be removed.
If you would like to proceed with mole removal for cosmetic purposes or to beautify your skin and we’re aware that it doesn’t show any signs of malignancy, then Daisy Laser & Skin Care Clinic can remove it surgically.
Mole removal surgery is very common and painless (in most cases). There are different methods for removal depending on the type of mole or the extent of atypical features seen in a biopsy; these methods will be discussed with you.
Prevention
When checking your body, use the “ABCDE” method of self-awareness. Meaning:
- A - "A" stands for asymmetrical shape. Watch for moles with asymmetrical shape, such as two very different looking halves
- B - "B" is for border. Look for moles with irregular, ragged or blurred borders. This is one of the characteristics of melanoma.
- C - "C" is for color. Look for moles that do not have the same color throughout, or contain shades of brown, black, blue, or white, or red.
- D - "D" is for diameter. Watch for moles that are larger than the eraser of a pencil.
- E - "E" is for evolution. Look for changes over time, such as a mole that grows or changes shape or color.
If you notice any of the above irregularities in your skin tags or mole(s), you should contact your doctor right away.
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