Moles & Warts Treatment in Jaipur - Dermacian

Understanding Moles & Warts

Moles and warts are common skin growths that can appear anywhere on the body. Moles are pigmented clusters of melanocytes, while warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). While most are harmless, they can be cosmetically bothersome or cause discomfort. At Dermacian Jaipur, we offer safe, effective removal of moles and warts with minimal scarring.

Signs & Symptoms

Moles — brown, black, or skin-colored growths that can be flat or raised

Warts — rough, textured growths, usually skin-colored, white, or pink

Warts on hands and fingers (common warts)

Warts on feet (plantar warts) — may be painful when walking

Flat warts — small, smooth, flat-topped growths, often on the face

Filiform warts — thread-like growths on the face and neck

Moles that change in size, shape, or color (should be examined immediately)

Causes & Risk Factors

Moles — clusters of pigment-producing cells (melanocytes), determined by genetics and sun exposure

Warts — infection with human papillomavirus (HPV), which enters through small cuts or abrasions

Warts spread through skin-to-skin contact or contaminated surfaces

Warts are more common in people with weakened immune systems

Nail biting and cuticle picking increase wart risk around nails

Moles can be present at birth or develop throughout life

When to See a Dermatologist

A mole changes in size, shape, color, or elevation (ABCDE rule — see a doctor immediately)
A mole is bleeding, itching, or painful
A wart is spreading, painful, or interfering with daily activities
You want a mole or wart removed for cosmetic reasons
You have a new growth and are unsure if it is a mole, wart, or something else
You have many moles and want a full skin check

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Treatment Options at Dermacian

Radiofrequency Ablation

RF energy precisely removes warts and raised moles with minimal scarring. Quick procedure with fast healing. Most effective for raised growths.

Laser Removal

CO2 or Q-Switched laser removes moles and warts with precision. Ideal for flat moles and facial growths where minimal scarring is important.

Cryotherapy (Freezing)

Liquid nitrogen freezes and destroys wart tissue. May require multiple sessions. Good for common and plantar warts.

Surgical Excision

For larger or suspicious moles, the growth is surgically removed and sent for biopsy. Sutures are placed and removed after 7–10 days.

Chemical Cautery

Strong acids (salicylic acid, trichloroacetic acid) applied to dissolve warts. Slower but effective for small warts.

Immunotherapy

For stubborn, recurrent warts, we stimulate the immune system to fight the HPV virus. Applied topically over several weeks.

Prevention & Management Tips

Do not pick at or scratch warts — this spreads the virus to other areas

Don’t share towels, razors, or personal items if you have warts

Wear footwear in public showers and locker rooms to prevent plantar warts

Keep hands dry and avoid nail biting

Monitor existing moles for changes using the ABCDE rule

Apply sunscreen to prevent UV-induced mole changes

Get regular skin checks if you have many moles or a family history of skin cancer

Doctor's Note

"Never self-remove moles or warts. Proper examination ensures the lesion is benign and the best removal method is chosen."

— Dr. Vivek Rungta, Dermatologist & Hair Transplant Specialist

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What Our Patients Say

"Visited here to consult Skin ulcers on the hands. Both hands are in very bad situation. Consulted many doctors and hospitals without any improvement. Thanks to Dr Vivek Rungta for treating this difficult and rare disease."

— शंकर शाहू

"Results are very goods in pigmentation"

— Zohra Khan

"In my opinion Dr Vivek Rungta is the excellent skin and cosmetic surgeon. He do very clean skin surgeries, his expertise in laser skin treatments is class apart. Results of Laser treatment depends not only on the quality of the machine but also on expert hands of the treating person, who can effectively use that device and bring the best results out of it. That's why my first choice is Dermacian Clinic where all the laser machine are imported from the best companies in the world and doctor is trained to operate all these expensive Laser machines. Recommended to everyone who is looking for best skin laser treatments."

— Jp Kashyap

FAQs About Moles & Warts in Jaipur

Are moles dangerous?

Most moles are harmless. However, moles that change in size, shape, or color (ABCDE rule: Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, Evolving) should be examined by a dermatologist immediately to rule out melanoma.

Will wart removal leave a scar?

Modern removal techniques (RF ablation, laser) are designed to minimize scarring. Some methods leave minimal marks that fade over time. Your dermatologist will choose the method best suited to minimize scarring for your specific case.

Can warts spread to other people?

Yes, warts are caused by HPV and are contagious. They can spread through direct skin contact or sharing contaminated items. Prompt treatment prevents spreading to yourself and others.

Why do warts keep coming back?

Warts can recur if the HPV virus remains in the skin. Complete removal of the wart tissue and surrounding infected area is essential. Immunotherapy may be needed for stubborn, recurrent warts.

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