General Surgery / Mole Treatment

Mole Treatment

Moles are assessed first; the appropriate approach is determined by the findings. Assessment is the first and most important step in the process.

Overview

The appearance and behavior of skin moles vary from person to person. That's why not every mole is handled the same way.

The assessment involves examining the mole's characteristics. The approach is decided after this examination.

Schematic drawing showing a mole on the skin being examined with a magnifying glass
Schematic illustration — for general information only; this is not a diagnostic tool.

Process and Suitability

The process begins with an assessment of the mole and the surrounding skin.

The appropriate approach is determined by the findings; before any procedure, you'll be told exactly what will be done.

When a Mole Changes

Moles may stay the same over time, or they may change. It's a good idea to have a mole assessed by a doctor in the following situations:

  • A new mole
  • A change in size
  • A change in shape
  • A change in color
  • Itching
  • Bleeding or discharge
  • A rapid or noticeable change

This list is not a diagnostic checklist and cannot be used for self-assessment. It's advisable to have any new or changing mole assessed by a doctor.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The approach is determined after the mole has been assessed.

If you notice a change in a mole's appearance, requesting an assessment is a reasonable step.

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