Skin Tag Removal Perth

At Medaesthetics, we remove non-cancerous moles, skin tags, milia etc using:

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Laser (for raised mole)
Pico and Nano Second Q-switched Lasers (for flat moles)
Radio-wave surgeryCO2 (Carbon Dioxide) and
Erbium-glass laser (for raised moles)
Dr Jadoon is one of the pioneering doctors in WA to use CO2 Laser for mole removal since 2010.

The lesion is numbed for 30 minutes using high-strength numbing cream. For larger moles, this is followed by a local anaesthetic injection using a very small needle. Once the area is numb, the mole is then carefully removed using the laser beam.

There is usually no bleeding associated and since the skin is not cut there is no suturing required either.

The majority of cases heal without any scarring or discolouration.

Once the area is numb, there is usually little to no pain associated with the treatment.
Some patients may feel a slight hot/burning sensation if the mole being treated has only been numbed using the numbing cream and local anaesthesia injection has not been given.

Yes. Using the precise laser beam, we can remove any skin lesion from most body areas.

The majority of raised skin lesions such as moles and skin tags do not grow back once they are removed. However, some do grow back occasionally (less than 5%). This is because the human body has the ability to regenerate tissue.
It is not possible to predict which moles or skin tags will grow back. A touch-up treatment can easily be performed to fix any recurring moles at a discount price.

Flat moles usually require 3-5 treatment sessions in most cases.

The risk of scarring with the laser mole removal technique is extremely little when performed by an experienced clinician. We have performed over 20,000 mole/skin tag treatments over the past 10 years and have not had any cases of visibly noticeable scarring.

It is important to understand that once a mole is removed, the treated area can stay reddish/brown for several weeks and slowly regains the normal skin colour. Some patients think that this is scarring but it is not.

Absolutely. We see dozens of patients each month for laser scar removal. Most GP’s cut any suspicious moles out and send them for biopsy. A majority of these moles turn out to be non-cancerous, but disfiguring scars are left forever.

If you have any scars, please take a photo and send it to us via email. We will be able to let you know the cost of fixing the scar and how many sessions you may need for visibly noticeable results.

Moles and Xanthelasmas (yellow cholesterol deposits in the eyelid skin) : $350 to $450 for first mole/ Xanthelasma depending upon its size and location. $50 to $150 for each subsequent mole. For more than eight moles, we offer a discounted package price of $1000 to $1500.
Milia, Syringomas, skin tags, warts: $350 to $800 per 15-30 min session (up to 30 lesions)
Touch-up treatment: $50 – $150 per mole (raised).
Note: Cosmetic medical procedures are generally not covered by private health insurance or by Medicare. All fees are discussed with you before the procedure. There are no hidden costs.