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Skin Health

RegenMD is pleased to offer both Mole Mapping and Skin Lesion Removal with our physician. If you have concerns regarding your skin health, schedule a consultation today.

Mole Mapping

Did you know that melanoma is the most common cancer and yet one of the most preventable? Statistically, 1 in every 6 people will develop skin cancer within their lifetime.

What To Expect During Your Visit:

Mole mapping is a vital tool in the early detection and prevention of skin cancer. During your appointment, our physician will carefully examine your skin and take pictures of your moles in order to track any changes. This is usually done once a year however, Dr. Bredenkamp may ask to see you sooner based on your individual exam.

 

Come to your appointment without makeup on and please avoid using tanning products for 1 week before your appointment. It is important to wear loose fitting clothing to your appointment as you will need to undress to your degree of comfort. If you have moles that are covered by your underclothes, please let the assistant know.

 

This exam usually takes approximately 1 hour.

Who Should Have Mole Mapping Done?

  • Anyone with multiple moles (more than 50)

  • Anyone with irregular looking moles (uneven borders, colors, etc.)

  • Anyone with new moles or changes in existing moles

  • Anyone with fair skin or red hair

  • Anyone with an immunosuppressive disorder (lupus, HIV, etc.)

  • Anyone who used tanning beds or was sunburned in their youth

  • Anyone with a family history of melanoma

Costs Associated with Mole Mapping

Mole mapping is not covered by MSP however, some 3rd party health insurance
companies may cover partial or the entire cost of mole mapping. Be sure to check
with your insurance provider prior to your appointment so we can provide you with
the proper documentation.


Price: $350.00 + applicable taxes

Skin Lesion Removal

The Ellman Surgitron is a cutting-edge radio wave surgery device used for precise lesion removal. This technology offers a safe an effective solution for removing unwanted skin lesions while minimizing post-procedure scarring.

How Does Skin Lesion Removal Work?

  1. Procedure Preparation: The lesion or skin tag is first prepped with isopropyl alcohol. Then, a small amount of anesthetic is injected to ensure a painless experience during the removal process.

  2. Radio-Surgery Electrode: The Ellman Surgitron employs a surgical electrode that emits radio waves that allow the device to glide through tissue without applying pressure. 

  3. Cauterization: Simultaneously, the treated area is cauterized, minimizing bleeding and promoting faster healing. The result is smoother, more attractive skin with minimal to no scarring.

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Appointments are approximately 30 mins.

What Types of Lesions Can Be Removed?

  • ​Skin tags

  • Benign moles and lesions

  • Warts (including genital warts)

  • Milia

  • Seborrheic keratosis

  • Actinic keratosis

  • Cherry angiomas

  • Pyogenic granulomas

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Costs Associated with Skin Lesion Removal

$150.00 for consultation and the removal of up to 3 non-complicated lesions (depending on area, type of lesion, and size). Additional lesion removal $50.00 per lesion. This can be booked on a separate day if necessary

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