How can I maximize the results of my mole removal?

Things to Do: Keep the treatment area covered with a bandage for at least 1 to 2 days after your mole removal in Cincinnati. Maintain hydration around your wound by using moisturizers and ointments. Only use what we list in the post-care instructions. Schedule your follow-up appointment if using sutures. We will remove the sutures for you once the wound heals completely. Things to Avoid: Refrain from picking, itching, scrubbing, or exfoliating the mole excision area. Do not disturb this area until it has fully healed.

Mole Removal in Cincinnati

Precise Mole Removal

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Location(s) Available at:

Cincinnati & Newport
Treatment Length:

Varies
Treatments Needed:

1
Results Duration

Permanent

What Mole Removal Address

Moles on your face and body can affect your appearance and confidence, and some may even cause discomfort. We use the safest, most advanced techniques to remove unwanted moles so you can feel confident in your own skin. Our treatments can remove:

Moles
Growths
Lesions

The Science of Moles & Mole Removal

Moles form when melanocytes, the skin cells responsible for pigment, cluster together instead of spreading evenly. While most moles are benign, changes in size, shape, or color may indicate a need for removal. Transform MD removes moles using hyfrecation, which uses electrical energy to cauterize the tissue, or shave excision, which precisely removes the mole at the skin’s surface. Both techniques effectively eliminate unwanted moles while preserving surrounding healthy skin.

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What Mole Removal Addresses

Step 1: Preparation

Dr. Welden assesses your skin and the mole you’d like removed. After determining which mole removal method is right for you, we can get started that same visit.

Step 2: Treatment

After numbing the area completely, Dr. Welden safely removes your mole through hyfrecation or shave excision. The duration of treatment varies from patient to patient.

Step 3: Results

After your treatment, your mole will be fully removed. There is no downtime, however, some minor swelling during the first 24 hours is not uncommon.

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Frequently Asked Questions

After our physician, Dr. Welden, assesses your mole, he decides which is the best method to proceed with your mole removal in Cincinnati. We might remove the mole in the following ways:

Shave Excision: Dr. Welden uses a sharp razor tool to remove the unwanted mole from your skin. Sometimes, he may use an electrode, a small electrosurgical tool, to smooth out the edges at the end of treatment. This helps make any trace of the mole removal procedure even less noticeable on your skin.

Hyfrecation: After numbing the treatment area, Dr. Welden uses a hyfrecator, a low-powered electrosurgery tool, to remove the unwanted mole from your skin. The hyfrecator uses electrical energy to kill the cells in the unwanted mole in a process called electrocautery.

Sometimes, the excision site may require sutures after removal. We’ll schedule an appointment to have the sutures removed once your wound has fully healed. We will go over your options for mole removal during your appointment, making sure all of your questions get answers.

Dr. Welden will numb the area using a local anesthetic injection. This way, you won’t feel any pain during your mole removal in Cincinnati. The injection also makes the mole rise slightly upward, making it simpler to remove.

There are many reasons why someone might want to have a mole on their body removed. It can either be a cosmetic or a medical procedure, depending on your unique situation and goals.

We remove moles for people who want to prevent discomfort and be free from the appearance of the mole on their body. Moles can rub up against clothing or jewelry to cause irritation. Sometimes the location, size, shape, or color of a mole can contribute to insecurity.

Yes, mole removal at Transform MD is safe. You should always seek out the care of a licensed medical professional. You should never try to remove a mole on your own, as this can lead to damaging complications, like infection or scarring. A medical professional needs to assess the mole and confirm that it is eligible for removal.

Dr. Welden performs all mole removal procedures, and safety and efficiency are always his top priority. Dr. Welden will never remove a mole that isn’t safe to be removed. You are in skilled hands at Transform MD.

After your procedure, it is important to follow all of our post-care instructions. This will help you protect the excision site during healing, avoiding infection and scarring.

Things to Do:

Keep the treatment area covered with a bandage for at least 1 to 2 days after your mole removal in Cincinnati.
Maintain hydration around your wound by using moisturizers and ointments. Only use what we list in the post-care instructions.
Schedule your follow-up appointment if using sutures. We will remove the sutures for you once the wound heals completely.

Things to Avoid:

Refrain from picking, itching, scrubbing, or exfoliating the mole excision area. Do not disturb this area until it has fully healed.

We will determine if we can remove more than one mole during your appointment. Typically, we are able to remove more than one mole. However, depending on the size and location, you might have to schedule separate appointments for mole removal in Cincinnati.