Our Specialist can significantly reduce and more than often remove moles. Hairs from moles can also be treated.
The size and appearance of unsightly moles can be visibly reduced and improved using Advanced Electrolysis techniques. However, for the patients safety, it is essential to ensure that the mole is a perfectly normal healthy mole before treatment can commence.
Healthy moles are often pigmented growths or small blemishes on the skin that commonly appear in the first few decades of life in almost everyone. The average young adult has about 25 moles. Unusual or atypical moles can signify an increased risk of melanoma although malignant melanomas can arise from both existing moles or from healthy skin.
The ABCDE rule helps recognise suspicious moles.
A — Asymmetry,
B — Blurred Borders (irregular, or jagged edge)
C – Colour variation
D – Diameter larger than 5mm (1/4 inch),
E — Elevation (especially when uneven)
E – Evolution (changes over time).
Referral to a GP may be necessary prior to treatment.

Moles as well as the hairs emanating from the mole are all treatable. A GP’s letter stating that it is OK for us to go ahead with the treatment without any chance of a malignant transformation may be required. Usually the moles reduce in size after each treatment. The hairs from moles are very vascular and will need repeated treatment.