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Hospital Médica Sur

Prestigious destination that conducts first class medical procedures.

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MITERA General, Maternity-Gynecology & Children’s Hospital

Mitera hospital is a specializes hospital for women and children, with comprehensive pediatric, gynecological and maternal healthcare services. It is affiliated with Harvard’s Mass General Hospital for Children and Yale Children’s Hospital.

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Herzliya Medical Center

A private hospital located on the shorelines of Herzliya, just off Tel Aviv, offering healthcare services to both local and foreign patients. The hospital is affiliated with over 500 Israeli physicians, many of whom hold high level positions at public hospitals.

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Dr. Amirs Zligovsky

Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery

Dr. Topaz Morris

Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery

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Kardiolita Hospital

At Kardiolita Private Hospital, we perform all types of cardiac surgery of various difficulty levels. Our most experienced cardiac surgeons have 40+ years of experience and a record of 5000+ surgeries performed.

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About Mole Removal

This information is intended for general information only and should not be considered as medical advice on the part of Health-Tourism.com. Any decision on medical treatments, after-care or recovery should be done solely upon proper consultation and advice of a qualified physician.


What is a mole?

A mole is a colored spot that appears on the skin and develops after pigment cells grow to form a clump. In medical terms, a mole is known as melanocytic naevi. An adult has 10 to 40 moles on their body. An individual may be born with moles, but typically they emerge later and increase during the adolescent years. Moles disappear later in life at the age of 50 years.


What causes moles?

Moles may appear naturally without any triggering. Exposure to the sun may also cause the development of certain types of moles called dysplastic or atypical moles. Moles may also be spread hereditarily but in rare cases.


What you should know about moles in children

Moles on children's skin are not a cause for alarm. Most of these moles appear during puberty and therefore it is normal for children to have multiple of them. Moles can either lighten or darken.

Mole removal procedures include:

  • Shave removal: this method involves scraping off protruded moles from the skin using the local anesthetic. Scrapping is done by use of a surgical blade or scalpel. This method of mole removal is the simplest and is pain-free. A pink scar is left on the skin but fades over time.
  • Laser removal: laser light energy that breaks down the mole is focused on small emerging moles on the skin
  • Excision removal: Excision refers to the total elimination of the mole from the skin through a minor surgical procedure. The process involves local anesthetic and a scar will be left but fades over time.

When to go for a mole removal

If any of the following happens to your mole, then you need to seek medical attention for its removal.

  • The mole develops a rough edge
  • Mole becomes itchy and bleeding starts.
  • Inflammation of the mole
  • The mole protrudes and makes you uncomfortable
  • You do not like the moles on your skin
  • Mole changes color, shape or size

What you should know about moles
  • A skin cancer called melanoma can emerge from or around an existing mole
  • Changes in size, shape or color of a mole can be the first sign of melanoma
  • If diagnosed at an early stage, melanoma is curable
  • Regular checking of your skin by a dermatologist is crucial in early detection of melanoma

Cancerous moles and how to prevent them

Common moles are non-carcinogenic but in rare cases; they can grow and become cancerous. These cancerous condition developed by moles is referred to as melanoma. Melanoma is an advanced type of skin cancer that is very lethal. It usually appears as a normal mole that develops either newly or from an existing mole. The first sign of a cancerous tumor is bleeding. Treatment of a cancerous mole is through surgery. Early detection of the cancer is easier to treat than that detected at a later stage. Follow up clinics are advisable after the elimination of the tumors.


Prevention Tips
  • If your body is affected by multiple moles, it is wise to avoid direct exposure to the sun.
  • It is not entirely possible to prevent this skin cancer. However, the following recommendations may help you reduce the chance of cancerous moles developing:
  • During strong sun periods, stay in a shelter away from direct sun
  • Cover yourself with clothes and wear sunglasses
  • The use of sunbeds and lampshades is highly cautioned since they emit ultraviolet rays
  • Use sunscreen lotions regularly especially after swimming

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