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Radio Frequency Mole Treatment

Treatment of Moles by Cosmetic Physician

  • Options are available for managing raised moles that are assessed as harmless and of aesthetic concern.
  • Medicare rebates are not applicable for cosmetic mole removal. However, a small rebate may be available if a skin biopsy is required as part of the lesion removal.

Moles are a common occurrence on the skin, particularly for those with fair complexions. They can be genetic or the result of sun exposure, and are deposits of skin pigmentation that form together on the top layer of the skin. The majority of these skin pigmentations are harmless, but they can be an aesthetic concern for some patients, depending on their location.

Radio frequency approaches may be considered for the management of raised moles that are assessed as harmless and of aesthetic concern. Recovery time can vary depending on the type of procedure and individual circumstances.

Disclaimer

All treatments require a formal consultation with Dr Omarjee prior to any treatment. During this consultation, patients' concerns are carefully assessed, and a personalised treatment plan is developed. This includes discussing the nature of the proposed treatment(s), alternative treatments, potential risks and relevant complications, aftercare instructions, and the costs involved. It also allows time for patients to ask questions.

Dr Ed with a patient afetr radio frequency mole removal 01, the DOC Clinic Melbourne

What To Expect From Radiofrequency Mole Removal

Cosmetic radiofrequency mole treatment is conducted in a clinical setting. Recovery needs can vary depending on the individual and the nature of the procedure. Dr Ed Omarjee has more than 20 years of experience providing consultations and care for patients seeking radiofrequency mole treatment. During your consultation, he will discuss the procedure, outline potential risks and aftercare, and answer your questions.

Mole removal model 01 (RF method), The DOC Cosmetic & Skin Clinic Melbourne

Radiofrequency Mole Shaving Technique

The Procedure

Radiofrequency mole treatment may be used for moles that appear above the surface of the skin. This approach utilises a device called the Ellman Radiofrequency Surgitron, which uses a electrode loop to carefully remove layers of the mole from the skin’s surface. The device also cauterises the area at the same time. Radiofrequency mole treatment is one available option for managing benign raised moles and allows controlled removal under clinical supervision.

Recovery Time

A band-aid may be placed over the treatment area to protect it during the healing process, which can take one to two weeks. Patients may be able to shower the same day and return to normal activities, but this can vary. The area treated may temporarily remain red in colour (unless there is deeper underlying pigment) for several months, depending on the natural colouring of the skin.

There may be a flat wound at the site of treatment, which typically forms a scab within one to two weeks. This scab usually falls away naturally, and until it does, it’s important not to pick at it.

You may be advised to use sunscreen daily to help protect the skin from sun exposure. Skincare products may also be recommended as part of aftercare. Keeping the area hydrated and covered for a period of time may support the healing process.

Radiofrequency mole removal with Dr Ed at The DOC Clinic Melbourne 01

Are There Any Risks To Mole Shaving?

As with any medical procedure, there are risks and limitations associated with radiofrequency mole treatment. These may include residual pigmentation, recurrence, infection, keloid or hypertrophic scarring, changes in skin texture, or altered colour at the treated site. Dr Ed will discuss these during your initial consultation so that you can make an informed decision about whether to proceed.

In some cases, residual pigmentation following radiofrequency mole treatment may be managed with additional options such as laser-based procedures, which are considered separately and may involve additional cost. If keloid or hypertrophic scarring develops, other management approaches may be considered, which would also involve separate costs.

What Is The Cost Of Radio Frequency Mole Removal?

Costs can vary depending on several factors, such as the method used, the number of moles, their location, and their size. All pricing and options will be discussed with you during your initial consultation. Cosmetic mole treatment using radiofrequency shave techniques starts from $495 for the first mole and from $195 for each additional mole treated on the same day.

Radiofrequency mole treatment is sometimes considered for cosmetic purposes. If you’d like to schedule an initial consultation with Dr Ed Omarjee and his team, call (03) 9021 6022 or email us at info@thedoc.com.au. You can also visit us at our Hoppers Crossing premises, situated close to Point Cook and Werribee.

*Results may vary between individuals, and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

Medicare coverage

Medically relevant consultations usually are eligible for a Medicare-specific refund. (Cosmetic consultations are not Medicare eligible.)

Financing

The DOC Clinic is a private billing clinic. Fees charged are in line with AMA recommended rates for specialist consultations. The fee may vary according to the service provided to you on the day you are seen. We require full payment on the day of consultation, and accept cash, EFTPOS, American Express, Visa and MasterCard.

Radio Frequency Mole Removal

Before & After Gallery

Cosmetic (RF) mole removal (back), before and after 1, The DOC Clinic Melbourne
Cosmetic RF Mole Removal 2, male patient (forehead area), before and after
Facial mole removal, before and after 3, male patient, side view, Dr Ed Melbourne

* Results will vary from person to person and with various degrees of efficacy.

Pricing

Radio frequency Mole Removal from:

– From $495 – Face and body moles (1st mole/lesion removed)

– From $195 for each additional mole removed on the same day

- From $695 – Special area (eg. Nose, Eye area, Genital area) (1st mole/lesion removed)

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