Removal of Warts & Moles
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PROCEDURE FOR REMOVAL OF WARTS & MOLES
Different kinds of warts require other treatment options. We have customized wart removal options just for you. Each wart is unique; our qualifications and clinical experience will ensure you receive the best care, with a thorough clinical assessment and a recommended procedure to achieve the best results.
What We Do
At Dr Shikha's Skin Clinic we take outmost care to provide best possible solutions for your skin.
Pre-consultation
Initial consultation starts on knowing the skin type and guiding best possible method that suits the skin.
Procedure
By the expert hands of Dr Shikha Shah, the procedure treatment is carried on to give you the results.
Post-Procedure
After the procedure, it's crucial to follow your healthcare provider's instructions for proper wound care
Common Removal Procedures
Cryotherapy
This involves freezing the wart or mole with liquid nitrogen, causing it to freeze and eventually fall off. It's a common method for removing small, superficial warts.
Laser Surgery
A laser beam is used to vaporize the wart or mole, layer by layer. It's a precise and minimally invasive method.
Electrocautery
This technique uses a heated instrument to burn away the wart or mole. It's often used for larger or more stubborn growths.
Excision
This surgical procedure involves cutting out the wart or mole with a scalpel. It's typically used for larger or deeply rooted growths.
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Post-Procedure Care
Keep the area clean and dry
Wash the area with mild soap and water and pat it dry gently. Use an alcohol-free toner to restore your skin's pH. Use a nourishing, noncomedogenic moisturizer to lock in hydration.
Apply antibiotic ointment
Your healthcare provider may recommend using antibiotic ointment to prevent infection. They can also help reduce inflammation, which may ease swelling and reduce the risk of scarring.
Avoid picking or scratching the area
This can increase the risk of scarring. Keep your hands busy with fidget toys, stress balls, or other items. Apply moisturizer to keep your skin clean and hydrated.
