The appearance and health of your skin is very important to your overall well-being. If moles are causing you stress, whether it is because of cosmetic reasons or because you suspect cancer, it is a good idea to get them checked by qualified medical professionals, such as High Valley Dermatology in Idaho Falls.
Mole removal is one area that we can assist with at High Valley Dermatology. Please call our office to make an appointment. Your appointment usually involves an exam and could include a simple procedure to remove the mole. We are highly skilled in removing many types of moles and we are specially trained to minimize scars and aid in healing. If you have a mole, whether you’ve had it since birth or just recently noticed it, it is a good idea to get it checked by one of our experienced skin care physicians. Our office offers a full range of dermatology care and we would love to help you with your moles and potential mole removal.
Mole Examination
If you suspect skin cancer, it is best to have your moles examined by one of our doctors or our physician assistant. If it is deemed necessary, we can remove the mole using Mohs micrographic surgery or another option and perform a biopsy to determine the nature of the mole.Very few doctors in Idaho are as qualified as Drs. Sewell and Miner in performing Mohs surgery. To be certified to perform Mohs micrographic surgery, Dr. Sewell and Dr. Miner had a full additional year of fellowship training centered on the precise removal of many different skin cancers, and the aesthetic reconstruction of the surgical defects after their removal. Our doctors are committed to minimizing scars for our mole removal patients. We want to take care of our patients in a professional and warm manner.
We have been performing mole removal in Idaho Falls and the surrounding cities for years. We are dedicated to serving the local community and want to help you with any of your dermatology needs.
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