StudioMD’s NYC medical experts perform quick, precise radiosurgery to remove unwanted moles, warts, and skin tags with minimal discomfort and a smooth, refined cosmetic outcome.
Radio Surgery Mole and Skin Tag Removal
Radiofrequency Technology Quick, Painless, and Most Effective Way to Eliminate Moles, Warts, and Skin Tags
Mole Removal with Radiofrequency at StudioMD
How Mole & Wart Removal Works
The Goal of Mole & Wart Removal
The goal is to remove raised or bothersome moles, warts, skin tags, and similar lesions using a quick, nearly painless technique that preserves surrounding skin and minimizes scarring. Most sessions take less than ten minutes.
The Mole & Wart Removal Procedure
Your provider numbs the area with a small injection of lidocaine. A radiosurgical electrode gently glides across the lesion, removing it while simultaneously sealing the tissue. This dual effect limits bleeding, accelerates healing, and provides a clean cosmetic result. A light bandage is applied, and aftercare is simple.
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Meet Your Providers In aesthetics, provider quality & experience mean everything.
Dr. Ali Khan, MD
Physician
Dr. Sadaf Qazi, DO
Cosmetic Surgeon
Dr. Amar Singh, MD
Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Sanja Kolarov, MD
Board-Certified Physician
Dr. Afnan Talat, MD
Board-Certified Physician
Dr. Jeena Zachariah, MD
Board-Certified Physician
Dr. Sarah Margolskee, MD
Physician
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Brooklyn, NY
32 Court St #1104,
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Larchmont, NY
65 Wendt Ave, Ground Floor,
Larchmont, NY 10538
Long Island, NY
100 Garden City Plaza, Suite 105,
Garden City, NY 11530
Midtown, NYC
7 W 51st St, Floor 6,
New York, NY 10019
SoHo, NYC
150 Spring St Floor 2,
New York, NY 10012
White Plains, NY
16 Church St,
White Plains, NY 10601
Mendham, NJ
5 Cold Hill Rd S Unit 26,
Mendham Borough, NJ 07945
Darien, CT
1101 Post Road,
Darien, CT 06820
Glen Mills, PA
736 Baltimore Pike, Ste 8,
Glen Mills, PA 19342
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Frequently Asked Questions Mole & Wart Removal
What is radiosurgery?
Radiosurgery uses radio wave energy to remove skin lesions with precision while minimizing bleeding and downtime. It is suitable for treating moles, warts, skin tags, papules, keratoses, and similar growths, and it typically produces smooth, natural-looking cosmetic results after healing.
Which areas are suitable for radiosurgery?
Radiosurgery can be performed on nearly any body area, including the face, neck, chest, breasts, armpits, groin, arms, legs, and back. It is especially helpful for facial lesions because it minimizes scarring and generally heals with a refined cosmetic finish.
How does mole removal work?
Mole removal begins with numbing the area, followed by gentle radiosurgical shaving of the raised portion. The energy seals the tissue instantly, limiting bleeding and irritation. This method improves appearance and comfort and allows concerning lesions to be evaluated further when needed.
What is the post-procedure care?
Aftercare involves washing gently with mild soap, applying a thin layer of antibiotic ointment, and covering the site with a clean bandage for several days. A small scab may form, and new pink skin typically appears within a week before blending with the surrounding skin.
How does wart removal differ?
Wart removal targets growths caused by HPV. The procedure mirrors mole removal, using numbing and radiosurgical removal, but focuses on treating viral tissue. Aftercare is similar and includes gentle cleansing, ointment, and temporary bandaging until healing progresses.
