A quick, precise, in-clinic procedure. What matters most is the examination that happens before it, because not every growth should simply be removed.

Radiofrequency ablation uses high-frequency energy to remove the growth layer by layer under local anaesthesia. The precision limits damage to surrounding skin, which is what keeps healing quick and scarring minimal.
Any lesion with atypical features is examined first and sent for histopathology when indicated. Removing a suspicious mole without assessment is a genuine risk, and we do not take it.
Your first visit is a consultation, not a procedure. Dr. Suparna Das examines the concern, takes a history, and explains what is realistically achievable. Only then is a plan agreed, with the number of sessions and the cost confirmed before anything begins.
Every procedure is performed or directly supervised by the dermatologist. Aftercare instructions are written down, and a follow-up review is built into the plan rather than sold separately.
Properly removed moles usually do not return. Occasionally a small amount of residual pigment regrows, which can be treated in a short follow-up session.
Yes, when a dermatologist examines it first. Any mole showing irregular borders, colour change, growth or bleeding is assessed and biopsied where indicated before removal.
Radiofrequency removal typically leaves a small flat mark that fades over weeks to months. Careful aftercare and sun protection make a considerable difference.
Yes. Warts are viral and can spread to other areas and to other people, which is why early treatment is advisable.
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