Birthmarks often tend to be hereditary while others can appear due to pigment cells or crowded irregular blood vessels.

Punch Excision of a Mole

Surgical Excision of a Mole

Shave Excision of a Mole

Birthmark Removal by Laser Skin Resurfacing

Mole Removal

Birthmark Removal

Birthmarks & Moles

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Diminishes the appearance of pigmented and vascular birthmarks through intense pulsed light therapy.

Birthmark Removal by Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)

Birthmark, Mole, & Skin Growth Removal Solutions

Light therapy can be used to diminish the appearance of both pigmented and vascular birthmarks. While not as aggressive as laser resurfacing, intense pulsed light therapy, or IPL, can make birthmarks less noticeable. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after birthmark removal by light therapy. 

Birthmark Removal by Light Therapy

Lessens the appearance of vascular and pigmented birthmarks using a fractional laser to target specific birthmarks.

Laser resurfacing can be used to lessen the appearance of both vascular and pigmented birthmarks. Although a fractional laser will be used during treatment, either an ablative or non-ablative laser can be used to treat unwanted birthmarks. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after birthmark removal by laser resurfacing.

Birthmark Removal by Laser Resurfacing

Removes moles by using a cylindrical tool to take out the overly pigmented skin cells.

For moles that extend deeper into the layers of the skin, a punch excision may be used to ensure a lesser likelihood of recurrence. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after a punch excision of a mole. 

Mole Removal Punch Excision

A sharp razor is used to remove unwanted growths in a quick procedure done at a dermatologist's office.

For superficial moles, a simple in office shave excision can quickly remove an unwanted growth. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after a shave excision of a mole.

Mole Removal by Shave Excision

Cuts out a mole deep into the fat region to remove the lesion in its entirety.

The only guaranteed method of permanently removing a mole is by surgical excision. This technique is usually reserved for larger moles, greater than 8mm in diameter. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after a surgical excision of a mole. 

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