Radiofrequency (RF) treatment, also known as radiofrequency ablation (RFA) or radiosurgery, is a safe and effective option for mole removal.

Procedure:

A handheld device with a fine electrode loop delivers targeted radio waves to the mole.
The radio waves generate heat, which gently vaporizes the mole tissue layer by layer.
Simultaneously, the radiofrequency coagulates blood vessels, minimizing bleeding.
This precise approach allows for controlled removal of the mole with minimal impact on surrounding healthy tissue.

Benefits of RF TREATMENT :

Minimally invasive: No scalpels or stitches are required, reducing scarring risk.
Precise control: The radio waves allow for targeted removal, minimizing damage to surrounding skin.
Fast healing: Healing time is typically quicker compared to other mole,wart removal methods.
Reduced scarring: RF mole removal is known for leaving minimal to no scarring, making it a good choice for cosmetically sensitive areas.
Suitable for various moles: It can effectively remove raised, benign moles.
Outpatient procedure: RF mole removal can often be performed in a doctor's clinic with minimal downtime.

Things to consider:

Not suitable for all moles: RF treatment may not be appropriate for certain types of moles, particularly those suspected to be cancerous. A dermatologist will examine the mole to determine the best course of action.
Possible need for biopsy: In some cases, especially if the mole appears suspicious, a portion of the removed tissue might be sent for biopsy to ensure it's benign.

Must get consulted by your DERMATOLOGIST first.

Best effective for MOLE REMOVAL, WART, SKIN TAG.