Surgical Mole Removal

Precise surgical excision of moles, cysts, skin tags, and warts by a specialist dermatological surgeon, with a focus on achieving small, neat, and fine scars.

Dr Stephanie Ho is widely recognised for her expertise in surgical dermatology. Mole removal at the clinic is performed by excision — the mole is surgically removed with a scalpel under local anaesthetic, and the wound is closed with fine sutures to minimise scarring. Dr Ho's training as a Consultant Dermatological Surgeon at the National Skin Centre (NSC) in Singapore, combined with her UK specialist qualification (CCT Dermatology, London), means she brings both technical precision and aesthetic sensitivity to every procedure. Before any mole is removed, a dermoscopic assessment is performed to evaluate whether the lesion has benign or suspicious features. Clinically concerning moles are sent for histopathological analysis post-excision to confirm the diagnosis. The clinic also treats epidermoid cysts, lipomas, skin tags, seborrhoeic keratoses, warts (including plantar and periungual warts), and other cutaneous lesions requiring surgical management. The excision is performed in the clinic procedure room under sterile conditions. Wound care instructions are provided post-operatively, and sutures are removed at a follow-up appointment typically 1–2 weeks later. Patients appreciate the fine-scar outcomes that Dr Ho consistently achieves, particularly for lesions on the face, neck, and décolletage where cosmetic outcome matters most. Suitable for adult and paediatric patients.