Treated by Dr. Ramanjanyalu at Dr Rams Skin Remediez
Moles and warts are common skin growths that appear on the body. Moles are clusters of pigment cells that can be present from birth or develop over time, while warts are caused by viral infections of the skin. Most are harmless, but some may need evaluation if they change in appearance or cause concern. Dr Ramanjanyalu evaluates each growth carefully to determine the right approach for you.
Small, evenly coloured brown spots that develop in childhood or early adulthood and remain stable over time.
Larger moles with irregular borders or varied colours that may require closer monitoring due to their appearance.
Rough, raised skin growths caused by human papillomavirus (HPV), often appearing on hands and feet.
Multiple factors can contribute to the development and progression of this condition.
Recognising the signs early gives you more treatment options.
Evaluation begins with a clinical history and careful examination of the growth, noting its size, colour, borders and any changes over time. Dermoscopy or biopsy may be recommended in select cases, though not every patient requires these tests.
From conservative to surgical — we always start with the least invasive option first.
A structured, patient-first approach from first visit to full recovery.
Dr Rams Skin Remediez conducts a thorough examination of the growth, discussing your concerns and reviewing any changes you have noticed.
A dermatoscope is used to examine the growth more closely, helping to distinguish benign from concerning features.
Based on the findings, a treatment plan is discussed with you, considering your preferences and the nature of the growth.
Clear instructions are provided for post-treatment care and monitoring, with scheduled follow-up visits as needed.
What to expect at each phase of recovery.
The area may be tender with some redness or swelling. Dressings are kept clean and dry. Timelines vary and individual guidance takes priority.
The treated site begins to heal over the following days to weeks. Crusting or scabbing is common. Activity is resumed gradually based on individual assessment.
Healed skin is monitored for any recurrence or new growths. Ongoing sun protection is important. Follow-up schedules are tailored to each patient.
Many moles and warts can be effectively removed with appropriate treatment, though complete resolution is not guaranteed in every case.
Treatment may help improve appearance, though some scarring or skin texture changes can occur after removal.
Warts may return after treatment as the virus can remain in surrounding skin. New moles can develop elsewhere over time.
Regular monitoring helps identify concerning changes early, though it does not prevent all complications.
Most moles remain stable and harmless throughout life. However, certain moles may develop concerning features that warrant evaluation. Warts often resolve on their own over time but can spread to other areas or to other people. Growths that change in size, shape, colour or begin to bleed should be assessed to rule out other conditions.
Seek evaluation if a mole changes in size, shape, colour or texture, or if it begins to itch, bleed or become painful. Warts that spread rapidly, cause discomfort or do not respond to over-the-counter treatments also warrant assessment. Any new growth that appears unusual or concerning should be examined by a dermatologist.
Early treatment means more options and better outcomes. Book a consultation to understand your condition and explore the right path forward.
