
- Session time15–30 minutes
- AnaesthesiaLocal / topical
- Downtime5–7 days healing
- SessionsUsually one
Moles, warts, skin tags and DPNs (small dark bumps common on Indian skin) can be removed quickly and cleanly by radiofrequency, laser or — for larger moles — fine surgical excision. At Glow & Go Aesthetic Clinic a plastic surgeon examines every lesion first, so anything suspicious is identified and, where needed, sent for testing rather than simply burnt off.
Who Is Mole, Wart & Skin Tag Removal For?
- Skin tags on the neck, underarms or eyelids
- Warts on hands, feet or face
- Flat or raised moles
- DPNs and small dark bumps on the face
Suitability is confirmed only after a consultation and examination with our doctors.
How Mole, Wart & Skin Tag Removal Works
Examination
The surgeon assesses each lesion and advises the safest method.
Numbing
Local anaesthetic or numbing cream.
Removal
Radiofrequency, laser or excision depending on size and depth.
Dressing & care
A simple antibiotic cream and sun protection while it heals.
Recovery & Aftercare
A small scab forms and falls off in 5–10 days. Keep the area dry for 24 hours and use sunscreen on the face. Excised moles have fine sutures removed after a week.
Why Choose Glow & Go for Mole, Wart & Skin Tag Removal in Virar
- Assessed by a plastic surgeon, not a beauty technician
- Suspicious lesions are tested, not ignored
- Technique chosen for minimal scarring
- Multiple lesions treated in one visit
Mole, Wart & Skin Tag Removal FAQs
Does mole removal leave a scar?
Radiofrequency and laser leave a faint mark that fades over weeks; surgical excision leaves a fine line placed along natural skin creases.
Can warts come back?
Warts are viral and can recur; complete removal and immune support reduce the chance.




