Only a small fraction of moles are malignant; this means that they are not all concerning to your health beyond appearance. If you have a black, large mole that you were not born with, it would be best to have it examined by a skin professional such as a dermatologist, from the Gp.
However, only looking at the mole is not always sufficient to determine if it is non-cancerous or cancerous that is why we request you go to your GP.

At Yec clinic Dr Mohsin will use an advanced machine to safely and carefully remove the mole and make sure there is no scar left. His approach stops the mole from growing by producing a minor wound.

The amount of discomfort you feel depends on the procedure to remove the mole however it is rare to feel pain as we completely numb the area. Irrespective of the approach, patients are given a very small injection of local anesthetic (numbing) so that no “pain” is felt during the mole removal. The treatment is simple, has few side effects, and produces no significant scar tissue.

When a small mole is removed, the healing period is brief, several days, especially when contrasted to the several weeks it takes to recover from a suture incision. Additionally, the area of mole removal can influence the healing duration. Any scar or healing area ultimately fades over 6-12 months. Healing can be optimized with scar gel, repair cream, tretinoin, or retinol, and strict sun protection.

You will be given specific instructions on how to care for your healing biopsy or mole removal after your treatment.