Mole & Skin Tag Removal in NYC

Physician-directed treatment at Dermacare Medical in Manhattan and Tappan with Dr. Yuriy Yagudin, customized to the individual patient.

Current Special — From $250

Mole & Skin Tag Removal Photos & Video

Side-by-side photographs before and after facial mole removal

Dermatosis papulosa nigra before and after

About Mole and Skin Tag Removal

Moles, skin tags and other raised growths can look similar but require different decisions. Diagnosis comes before cosmetic removal, especially for a new, changing, bleeding or unusually colored lesion.

Individualized Evaluation

Dr. Yagudin examines the growth and discusses whether shave removal, excision, an energy-based method or another approach is appropriate. If cancer is suspected, diagnostic biopsy and pathology take priority over cosmetic destruction.

What to Expect

Treatment is performed in the office. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising, crusting or other procedure-specific effects may occur depending on the treatment used.

Results & Recovery

Results, recovery and the number of sessions vary. Follow individualized pre- and post-treatment instructions.

Safety & Candidacy

Tell Dr. Yagudin about medical conditions, medications, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, previous procedures and active skin problems. Procedure-specific risks, benefits and alternatives are reviewed before treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many treatments are needed?

The number varies according to the condition, treatment selected and individual response.

Is there downtime?

Downtime varies by procedure and is reviewed before treatment.

How do I know if I am a candidate?

An in-person evaluation is the best way to confirm the treatment target and discuss appropriate options.

Planning Your Mole & Skin Tag Removal

Can every mole be burned or lasered off?

No. An uncertain or suspicious mole may require removal that preserves a sample for laboratory examination. The method should follow the diagnosis.

Will removal leave a scar?

Any removal can leave a scar or pigment change, and some growths recur. Discuss the expected trade-off between the original lesion and a healing mark.