What are moles?
Moles are simply small, brown coloured spots of skin caused by the formation of a cluster of skin cells that produce melanin. They can be anywhere on the body, most people have them, and they are usually absolutely nothing to be worried about tunless they change in colour, shape, or size, or become itchy or bleed.
They have a smooth edge and are usually oval-shaped or round, they can be rough or smooth, flat or raised, and sometimes have hair growing from them.
Babies can be born with them, they can develop in later life, they can fade, and they can darken – particularly during pregnancy, and although they are quite normal, sometimes people prefer to have them removed for cosmetic rather than medical reasons.
Cryopen Cryotherapy can provide a quick and effective localised solution for the removal of unwanted moles.
Treatments for Moles at The Cheshire Aesthetic Clinic
Cryopen Cryotherapy
Excellent for skin tags, age spots, sun damage, warts, skin lesions and pigmentation, milia, cherry angioma, and viral verrucae.
CryoPen™ treatment is an easy, localised treatment for the removal of benign skin conditions such as warts, liver and sunspots, skin tags, milia, and cherry angioma.
Mole Mapping
As a Map My Mole Partner, The Cheshire Aesthetic Clinic is able to access consultant dermatologists who provide an opinion and detailed report on a mole image within 24 hours for client peace of mind.
While it can be simple to track changes to any moles you can see easily, mole mapping can be particularly useful for people who have a large number of moles, or have moles in a difficult to see place on the body, have a family history of skin cancer or have an increased risk.