A Case of Growing Mole Treated using Laser Excision
By, Dr Swetha, Dermatologist in Indira Nagar.
Consultant skin specialist and dermatologist at dr Swetha Cosmoderm Centre.
I. Overview :
Moles are a form of skin growth that is very common. There’s a fair chance you have more than one on your face and body. The average person has 10 to 40 moles on their skin.
Most moles are harmless and pose no threat. A mole does not need to be removed unless it is bothering you. However, removing the mole is a choice if you don’t like how it affects your appearance or if it’s becoming sore from rubbing against your clothes.
You might be tempted to remove moles by yourself because of the convenience and cost. However, there are severe consequences to this. So, it would be best if you visited a dermatologist for mole removal instead of taking up risky solutions by yourself
II. Patient Review :
- Name: Shashi
- Age: 43
- Gender: Female
III. Symptoms :
Growing mole
IV. Diagnosis :
Mole
V. Treatment :
Laser Excision
VI. Detailed Description :
Ms. Shashi visited our Cosmoderm Centre, which is a renowned skin clinic in Indiranagar. The patient complained of how she had a growing mole on her face and how it made her feel unsatisfied about her looks.
Dr Shwetha conducted some tests and to diagnose the reason for the mole. After diagnosis, the doctor recommended she go for a laser excision. Dr Shwetha performed laser excision, and after some weeks, Ms. Shashi found that the mole was gone, and she felt much more confident about her appearance.
VII. Post Treatment Guidelines :
Dr. Shwetha advised Ms. Shashi to take anti-biotics for some time. Antibiotics would help her in preventing the build-up of infections in the treated area.
VIII. Patient Feedback :
This is what Ms. Shashi had to say after her treatment:
“I am so happy with how the results have turned out. Dr. Shwetha and her team were very thoughtful and friendly. She guided me through the procedure, and I got rid of the mole. Now I feel much more confident about my looks. Thank you, Dr. Shwetha, a lot.”