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How To Remove Moles With Just One Surgery?

Had three mole biopsies and they came back they wouldn t cancer but could turn into to cancer if I don t have these spots removed,can I have your input on this,they want to remove these in 3 separate surgeries,is there a reason for this,can I not have all removed at same time if it s nessacery
posted on Thu, 12 Jun 2014
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It is important to know the location, size and appearance of your moles. The surgical techniques available these days are minimally invasive and are safe. Please discuss with your doctor if they are doing the surgery by radiofrequency ablation method. This is a short procedure done under local anesthesia and does not require any hospital stay. It is an office procedure and once it is done you can go home.

Removal of one more at a time or all the moles is a decision to be taken by your doctor. If they are small then they can be taken out in a single session. However if they are big and have a component under the skin then it requires multiple sessions. Please do not worry.
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How To Remove Moles With Just One Surgery?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. It is important to know the location, size and appearance of your moles. The surgical techniques available these days are minimally invasive and are safe. Please discuss with your doctor if they are doing the surgery by radiofrequency ablation method. This is a short procedure done under local anesthesia and does not require any hospital stay. It is an office procedure and once it is done you can go home. Removal of one more at a time or all the moles is a decision to be taken by your doctor. If they are small then they can be taken out in a single session. However if they are big and have a component under the skin then it requires multiple sessions. Please do not worry.