Mole, papilloma and skin growth removal

Each method has its own indications. We remove growths with precise high-frequency coagulation on IMPULSE 100: no incision, no stitches, the device seals vessels at once and leaves the skin around almost untouched. Cryotherapy often takes several sessions, and a scalpel leaves stitches.

Before removal, we apply an anaesthetic cream every time, unless you are allergic to it. You get no anaesthetic injections and no general anaesthesia.

If you follow the aftercare advice, in most cases no mark remains. Sometimes a patch of pigmentation stays for a while. It is not a scar. SPF 50+ helps it fade faster.

The crust falls off by itself in 5–10 days. The time depends on the size of the growth. Please do not pick it off.

For the first 24 hours, keep the spot dry, do not pick the crust and avoid scrubs and alcohol-based products. For 1–2 weeks, skip saunas, baths, pools and tanning. Use SPF 50+ until the skin colour evens out.

We decide case by case: it depends on how many growths you have, their size and type, moles or papillomas. The limit is 25–30 per visit.

Yes. Before removal, a specialist examines each growth with a dermatoscope and a special camera. If a growth raises doubts, we ask you to see an oncologist. We do not send tissue for histology.

Yes. We remove papillomas, warts, naevi, keratomas, xanthelasma, spider veins, haemangiomas, angiomas and small lipomas.

Contraindications: a suspected malignant growth, pregnancy and breastfeeding, a pacemaker or other electronic implants, epilepsy, decompensated diabetes, acute infections, a herpes flare-up and fever, keloid scars or a tendency to form them, and serious blood clotting disorders.

The cost depends on the number, size and type of growths. We will name it after the diagnostics, which are free if we remove the growths on the same visit. We work in Tbilisi and Batumi.