Mole Wart Skin tags removal in Vasant Vihar Delhi

Most of us know that human skin is the largest organ of body , which covers the entire the body and acts as protectant to various organs from external environment.

Mole or skin tags or warts are common skin conditions which appears on various parts of body without any symptoms or signs. Despite of there existence, many times they confused with one another. Understanding the difference between all of them is important for skin health and for cosmetic reasons. Here, we explain the difference between them, there cause and treatments. One can explore various treatment options available at Skinesis Clinique, best skin clinic in vasant vihar.

Lets begin with differentiating between them one by one.

What are Warts and How are they caused?

Wart is excess skin growth that is caused by a virus known as human papilloma virus. Warts is caused by a virus so like all other virus, warts are also contagious and can spread on contact with one another. So when you see a warts on your body, it is likely that you have come in contact with someone who already had that or you may have used common clothes or towels. They appear in different forms like plantar warts, filiform warts, genital warts and common warts.

Common warts are rough, raised growth that appears on hands and fingers. Person feels rough skin which is generally round in shape.
Plantar warts appears on the foots, they cause pain while walking.
Genital warts and transmitted sexually and they appears in genital area.
Foliform warts are projections of skin may be 1-2mm long. Usually found around the eyes and lips. They can spread from one person to another.

So shall warts be removed ?

Although they are benign, we suggest, as soon as you see a wart one should get it removed immediately before the virus is transmitted to other person.

“What are Skin Moles”

Numerous adult-onset moles are linked to UV exposure and its impact on melanin synthesis. Although they are frequently benign, some alterations may be signs of cancer.

Although most people think of moles as brown, they can be red, pink, flesh-colored, tan, nearly black, or even blue and white. Some people could also have fine down or long hair. Even though the majority of moles are benign, it’s crucial to keep an eye out for any changes that might point to the development of cancer.

What causes Moles

Unusual skin cell proliferation is the cause of moles. But cancer isn’t usually the result of aberrant growth.

Some people, including those with congenital nevi, have moles from birth. Additionally, moles can appear in childhood and early adulthood. As you age, these moles may lighten or darken.

Moles may form or darken as a result of additional causes including sun exposure or certain drugs.

Mole Removal

There are several reasons why you would choose to get a mole removed.

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Because of their size or position, some moles could annoy you. Your doctor is worried about melanoma and may need to remove others. Never attempt to remove a mole on your own, no matter what. Infection may result from this, and you can lose out on an early diagnosis if the mole is malignant.

Usually, a dermatologist will either surgically remove a mole (for larger or malignant moles) or shave it away (for lesser moles). The size of the mole will determine if stitches are required to close the area later. To fully remove a mole, two appointments may be required.

“What are Skin Tags”

‘Acrochordons‘ is what your doctor may refer to as skin tags, which are growths that dangle from your skin. They are composed of blood vessels encircled by skin and collagen, a type of protein, and measure between 1 mm and 1 cm. In areas where skin rubs against one another, including the armpits, groin, anus, thighs, eyelids, neck, or beneath the breasts, they typically proliferate.

Skin tags are prevalent, particularly among older adults. About one out of every two adults has them. Although they don’t hurt, you might discuss getting a skin tag removed with your doctor if it’s upsetting you.

What causes Skin Tags

Although the precise etiology of skin tags is unknown, lifestyle and genetic factors are probably involved. They can develop in some persons for no apparent reason.

Skin tags are more prone to appear in places where the skin rubs against itself. The following medical factors are known to increase the risk of skin tags:

Obesity
Diabetes
Pregnancy

Skin tags can appear on anyone, regardless of gender, and they are more prevalent in elderly adults. Skin tags that occur during pregnancy typically go away after the baby is born.

Skin Tag Removal

If you decide to have a skin tag removed — for example, because it is bothering you or you don’t like its appearance — talk to your doctor. Your doctor can remove the skin tags by: freezing them with liquid nitrogen (cryotherapy) cutting them off with surgical scissors or a scalpel (excision) burning them with electrical energy (hyfrecation) Depending on where the skin tag is on your body, your doctor may refer you to a dermatologist (skin doctor) to have it removed.

Dermatologist at Skinesis Clinique, Vasant Vihar recommends that It’s not a good idea to try to remove skin tags by yourself since they can bleed heavily or get infected.

When to seek assistance

In general, Dermatologists (Skin Specialist at Vasant Vihar Delhi) advise all individuals to have a yearly skin examination by the time they are in their early 20s, or earlier if they have fair skin.

This enables them to check for alterations and possibly malignant growths in a person’s current moles. However, they frequently advise you to schedule another appointment if you notice any worrying changes to your skin in between examinations.

The following are some alterations that call for a checkup:

Any new moles that are growing quickly
Moles that appear diseased, bleed on their own without harm, or change size or shape suddenly, as well as those that are very itchy.

Dr Tejasvi Bhandari , Dermatologist

Dr Tejasvi Bhandari is an experienced Dermatologist & Skin specialist, holding an expertise in dealing with all kinds of clinical dermatology concerns. Apart from this, Dr Bhandari also holds a great experience in various aesthetic procedures like lasers, peels, hair fall/loss treatments and all kinds of anti-aging and anti-pigmentation treatment.

Dr Tejasvi has completed his MBBS from Hemvati nandan bahuguna Garhwal university in 2019.
He has done his masters in clinical dermatology from Cardiff university, United Kingdom.
He has completed his fellowship in aesthetic medicine and cosmetology (FAM) from university of greifswald, Germany.
He also holds a membership in British association of dermatologist.
He has undergone through various international workshops like AMWC, IMCAS, FACE (London) among few of them.

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