Skin Tumor and Mole Removal

Removal of moles and skin tumours for aesthetic, medical or functional reasons

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Hinterkopf und Rücken einer Frau mit etlichen Muttermalen

Mole Removal

Healthy Skin

Moles can be bothersome for cosmetic reasons or cause discomfort due to friction from clothing. Mole removal is especially recommended if there are changes in size, shape, or color. The moles are professionally removed and histologically examined to rule out any health risks. Your safety and minimal scarring are our top priorities.


Costs
from € 430
Procedure Duration
30 minutes minimum
Anesthesia
local anaesthetic
Hospital Stay
outpatient
Aftercare
suture removal after 7 - 14 days
Work Incapacity
none
Sports Abstinence
1 – 2 weeks
  • Discontinue anticoagulant medication such as Aspirin, Thomapyrin, or Thrombo Ass at least 1 week before the planned operation until 1 week afterwards

  • You should also limit nicotine and alcohol consumption

Rücken einer jungen Frau mit etlichen Muttermalen
  • Outpatient procedure under local anaesthetic

  • Excision of the mole followed by precise sutures

Haut mit einem Muttermal mit Auswuchs
  • suture removal after 7 - 14 days depending on the localisation

  • use of shower plasters

  • sports and physically strenuous activities, as well as sauna and solarium should be avoided for the first 1 - 2 weeks

Common
  • Mild pain, redness, or swelling

  • Scabbing or crusting

  • Temporary pigmentation changes (lighter or darker skin)

Less Common
  • Infection

  • Bleeding

  • Scarring or keloid formation

  • Recurrence of the mole (if cells remain)

Rarely
  • Allergic reaction to anesthetic

Why should a mole be removed?

  • Suspicion of skin cancer (e.g., melanoma)

  • Cosmetic reasons

  • Irritation from clothing or jewelry

  • Changes in shape, color, or size

Can the mole come back?

  • Yes, especially if some cells remain

  • Regular skin check-ups are recommended

How do I care for the wound afterwards?

  • Keep it clean and wash gently

  • Apply antibiotic ointment if recommended

  • Protect from the sun (sunscreen or covering)

  • Do not scratch or pick at it

How long does healing take?

  • Excision: 2 – 3 weeks for the stitches to heal; full scar maturation may take months