COSMETIC MEDICINE
Cosmetic Mole Removal
Our Cosmetic Mole Removal service provides skilled removal of raised moles, skin tags or benign skin lesions from any area of the body, including the face. The procedure is designed to minimise trauma and scarring, ensuring a smoother, refined result.
Under the care of Dr Tarek Shalabi, a state‑of‑the‑art radio‑frequency device is used to remove the lesion with precision, no scalpel, no stitches, minimal downtime, and vastly reduced scarring compared to traditional excisions
TREATMENT TIME
From 30 minutes
PRICING
$375 for the first lesion + $150 for each additional lesion removed on the same day
INTIMATE AREAS
$475 for the first + $150 for each additional on the same day
DOWNTIME
Minimal to none; you may return to your usual activities the same day.
PERFECT FOR
Those bothered by the appearance or placement of benign moles, skin tags, or raised lesions, especially if they catch on clothing, cause discomfort, or affect facial or body aesthetics. Ideal for clients seeking a quick, low-trauma solution with minimal downtime and no stitches.
treatable concerns
Soft, flesh-coloured growths that often appear on the neck, underarms, or eyelids. While harmless, they can become irritated by clothing or jewellery.
Waxy, raised lesions that range in colour from light brown to black. Common with age, they may resemble warts but are completely benign.
Bright red, dome-shaped bumps made up of small blood vessels. These are common on the trunk and can increase with age.
Raised or flat pigmented spots that are typically harmless but may cause cosmetic concern, especially on the face or high-friction areas.
Tiny white or yellowish cysts that appear under the skin, often around the eyes or cheeks. They form when keratin becomes trapped beneath the surface.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Before undertaking cosmetic removal we must rule out skin cancer. Dr Tarek holds an ACD Certificate of Practical Dermoscopy and will examine your lesion with a dermoscope to exclude any suspicious features. If required, a biopsy will be discussed. Patient safety is our priority and we recommend regular skin‑cancer checks with your GP or a dermatologist.
Following your treatment:
1. Keep the Area Clean and Dry
Gently cleanse the treated area with lukewarm water and a mild, fragrance-free cleanser. Pat dry with a clean towel—avoid rubbing.
2. Apply Aftercare Ointment
Use the prescribed or recommended healing ointment (such as an antibiotic or soothing barrier cream) 1–2 times daily, or as directed by your provider.
3. Avoid Picking or Scratching
Do not pick, scratch, or peel the scab or healing area. This is crucial to prevent scarring or infection.
4. Sun Protection is Essential
Protect the area from direct sun exposure. Use a high-SPF (30+) broad-spectrum sunscreen and wear a hat when outdoors. UV exposure can darken healing skin and increase the risk of pigmentation.
5. Avoid Makeup (if on face)
Avoid applying makeup over the treated area until the skin has fully healed to reduce the risk of irritation or infection.
6. Limit Intense Activity
Avoid excessive sweating, swimming, saunas, or hot showers for 48 hours post-procedure to prevent irritation and bacteria exposure.
7. Monitor Healing
Mild redness or a small scab is normal. If you notice increased swelling, warmth, pus, or prolonged discomfort, contact your provider
If a lesion is benign but bothers you because of its location, size or tendency to catch on clothing or jewellery, it may be suitable for removal.
Yes. Dr Tarek examines each lesion with a dermoscope and may advise a biopsy if there are any suspicious features before removal.
You’ll find us at 2 Lorraine Avenue, Marcoola QLD, Australia.
We have street parking is available near the clinic.
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No. After local anaesthetic is applied the removal is comfortable and quick.
In this technique, no stitches are typically needed, scarring is minimised by using a radio‑frequency device.
Most patients resume normal activities same day; initial healing may take a few days, and full scar maturation may continue over weeks.
Risks are low but may include mild redness, scabbing or colour changes. Normal activities can usually resume immediately.
Yes. We offer removal on body, face and intimate areas with comfort and discretion.
If the removal is complete and the lesion was benign, recurrence is unlikely, but follow‑up is recommended.
Keep the area clean and dry, avoid picking or scratching, protect from sun exposure and follow the aftercare plan provided.
Cosmetic removal is typically elective, so rebates may not apply, but this will be discussed during your consultation.
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