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Mole removal
Can a mole be removed without a surgery?..i have a newly grown mole on my neck.. just below the Adam's apple..
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It depends on the type.. for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos
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Hi,yes.Mole can be removed by surgery or Laser or Radiocautery.It depends upon the size of mole which best treatment to be done
We can do with Ablation by RecoSMA laser with minimal scar
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share pics.Do consult online
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Dr. Richa Chopra
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11 yrs exp
Delhi
A mole can be surgically excised or radio cautery can be used. Topical medication will not help for mole removal
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