Radiofrequency lesion removal is commonly used to remove skin lesions such as nevi (moles) and keratoses that protrude above the surface of the skin. This procedure utilizes a device called the Ellman-Radiosurgery electrode loop to gently shave the lesion away (layer by layer) from the surface of the skin.

What is radiosurgery mole removal?

Radiowave mole removal is a simple procedure using radiofrequency to remove moles, birthmarks, and skin tags. Radiowave uses high frequency and vaporisation rather than cutting. Other methods of mole removal use scalpel or lasers.

How long does radiofrequency mole removal take to heal?

Typically, a lesion takes around one week to heal on the face, and up to two weeks elsewhere.