Mole, Wart and Skin Tag Removal in Coimbatore

Four Ways to Remove a Growth, and How We Choose

Radiosurgery, which uses a fine radiofrequency wire to cut and seal in one motion, is the workhorse for skin tags, small moles, milia and the dark cheek bumps of dermatosis papulosa nigra. It is quick, nearly bloodless and leaves little mark when energy is kept low, which matters on Coimbatore’s predominantly Fitzpatrick IV and V skin. Electrocautery and thermolysis handle the smallest growths and unwanted vessels.

The CO2 laser removes thicker lesions in controlled layers: plantar warts, corns on the feet, seborrheic keratoses and larger moles. Liquid nitrogen cryotherapy freezes warts and sun-damaged keratoses without cutting and suits patients who want no anaesthetic injection. Each method is matched to the growth; a dermatoscopic examination comes first, and any mole with an irregular pattern is excised so the tissue can be examined in a laboratory.

Warts deserve their own paragraph. They are caused by a virus that can hide in surrounding skin, so a proportion return after any physical removal. For multiple, recurrent or resistant warts, the Coimbatore clinic offers intralesional immunotherapy, an injection that trains the immune system to clear warts across the body, including ones that were never treated directly. It is given at intervals over several visits.

All procedures are done with numbing cream or a small local anaesthetic injection and take ten to thirty minutes. A scab forms and falls off within ten days; sunscreen and leaving the site alone are the whole of the aftercare. Dr. Priyadharshini A and the Coimbatore team will also say when a cluster of neck tags points to insulin resistance and is worth a blood test.

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