Moles
Moles
Our skin grows many different types of benign and malignant tumours, commonly called ‘moles’.
An initial consultation will be done to assess what type of mole you have with a secondary assessment done for a more conclusive diagnosis.
Treatment of moles is undertaken if there are features suspicious for skin cancer or if the appearance can be improved in line with your expectations.
Why it’s done
Removing moles may be performed to rule out skin cancer or to remove benign (non-cancerous) moles that may be unattractive or bothersome to the patient.
Any mole that looks significantly different to your others or is undergoing change should be examined by your doctor.
Meet YOUR Team
The Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Clinic in Bracken Ave was opened by John de Geus in 1985 which he ran till his retirement in 2010. Ashwin Chunilal joined the practice in 2005. Jonathan Heather joined in 2013. The practice continues to run in the same format with consultations and local anesthetic procedures performed at the rooms and general anaesthetic cases being done at authorised hospitals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the costs?
Every surgery is different based on your health, the outcome and other key factors. All pricing will include the following:
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- Surgeon
- Hospital
- Anaesthetist
- Any Consumables
- Follow-up consultation
- Post-operative appointments
Who are your surgeons?
Where are you based?
We recommend a consultation to learn more about your specific requirements.
BOOK A CONSULTATION
It's important to us to know your goals and specific situation before you make any decisions. In this session, you will not only get a chance to connect but our surgeons will be able to help give you a more accurate understanding of the costs of the procedure.