Cells called melanocytes producte melanin, which gives skin its color or pigment. Normally, these cells disperse evenly throughout the skin. When these cells grow together in a mass, moles develop.

Moles grow anywhere on the skin as either single growths or grouped together. They typically appear brown or black and usually number anywhere from 10 to 40. Moles usually begin appearing during childhood, with additional moles developing into a person’s 30s and few developing beyond the 30s. Some moles change slowly over the years, either changing in color, becoming elevated, growing hair, or even disappearing. Factors related to pregnancy, puberty and sun exposure can affect moles, causing them to darken, for instance.

Skin tags occur as small flaps of hanging tissue, usually on the neck, chest or back, beneath the breasts or underarms or in the groin. They can develop in anyone, but they are most common in women and seniors. They are harmless and typically painless, but they can be irritated by rubbing clothing, drying with a towel, or wearing a necklace.

For a lot of people, moles or skin tags on the face, arms, and other parts of the body present as unattractive and can, in some cases, affect a person’s self-esteem. We provide cosmetic body and facial mole removal using a state-of-the-art radio frequency that does not cause major discomfort for the client. Using a Radiofrequency for mole and skin tag removal also has other benefits, including:

• Quick treatment times (10 minutes for 1 to 2 lesions)
• Faster healing rates
• Little to no chance of scarring at the site of removal.