Facial Plastic Surgeon.
Double Board Certified.
Fellowship Trained.
Moles can be troublesome. Even once you’ve confirmed that they aren’t medically dangerous, moles can lead to poor self-image if they affect our appearance, or even be uncomfortable if they are located in an area easily irritated by clothing. Should you consider cosmetic mole removal? What is a Mole? The American Academy of Dermatology estimates…
Are you feeling self-conscious from an unwanted facial mole? These brown or black skin growths are typically harmless. Large, irregular or changing moles could be a sign of skin cancer. Facial mole removal can eliminate these unwanted spots for either health or aesthetic reasons. Here is everything you need to know on how to improve…
Moles come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and appearances and they can be found just about anywhere on the body. For many people, moles cause no problems and are on the body for life. However, others find that their moles are in unwanted places, causing them to feel self-conscious, or they are easily irritated by…
Moles come in different shapes and sizes and colors, but they are often dark and can appear anywhere on a person’s skin. Moles are known as skin irregularities. Some people have moles at birth, while others develop moles throughout their lifetimes. For some, moles are no more than a passing thought. For others, moles are…
Plastic surgery and non-surgical cosmetic procedures have been on the rise steadily over the past several years, but recent statistics have shown a significant increase in the amount of people who undergo plastic surgery around the time of the New Year. There are several reasons for this phenomenon. First, more people are giving gift certificates…
I perform quite a few mole removal procedures in my practice each month, and I believe there are benefits to having a plastic surgeon perform the removal in order to create the best possible outcome. Patients often turn to plastic surgeons for mole removal when the mole is in a visible location, like the face.…
Most of us have moles on our bodies with the average being about 25 per person. A mole is simply a small, often slightly raised blemish on the skin made dark by a high concentration of melanin. The more moles you have, the more likely you are to develop a type of skin cancer called…
