Mole & Skin Lump Removal Surgery, Diagnosis & Treatment in Sydney

We perform more mole and lump surgeries under local anesthesia than any other doctor in Sydney, with over a thousand successful procedures. Our services are professional and affordable.

Did you know that the mole can be surgically removed at the same day as the consultation?

At the Minor Skin Surgery Clinic in Sydney, we specialise in offering comprehensive services, including diagnosis, treatment, and minor surgical removal of moles and lumps under local anesthesia.

Our commitment is to provide:

✅ high-quality care. We have performed thousands of skin surgeries to diagnose and remove lumps and moles.

✅ at an affordable price. An average cost to remove lumps and moles surgically is $300 (gap).

✅ same day surgery as the consultation.

First things first, it is essential to ensure a correct diagnosis of the mole or skin lump before attempting to remove it. Often, benign moles and lumps can be diagnosed clinically. Dr. Kim is experienced in diagnosing skin lumps and moles. If the diagnosis is confirmed, you can have your lumps and moles removed on the same day as the consultation.

If there is doubt, a skin biopsy is recommended. In cases where pathology diagnosis is necessary, Dr. Kim will provide you with skin biopsies on the same day as the consultation. Typically, the results take one week to return. You will be asked to return for a consultation after one week.

Once the diagnosis is confirmed, most moles and lumps can be removed on the same day.

 

Case Studies of Mole and Skin Lump Surgery

This ingrown hair was infected twice and treated with antibiotics. To prevent further infections, it was removed under local anesthesia.

 

A non-healing lump on the back of the scalp was removed under local anesthesia. Pathology confirmed it was an ingrown hair.

 

A slowly growing mole in the ear over six months, painless and without discharge, was removed under local anesthesia. It was sent to pathology for diagnosis.

 

A growing mole was removed from the scrotum skin under local anaesthesia.

 

A sebaceous nevus is a benign skin lump that grow often in the skin around the neck, armpit and groin. This skin lump was surgically removed under local anaesthesia.

 

A lump that is growing in the skin around the jawline was surgically excised under local anaesthesia. The lump was a chronically dilated hair follicle.
 
A lump that was growing in the back of the ear was surgically removed under local anaesthesia. It was diagnosed as a rare form of skin lymphoma.

 

This lady presented with a rapidly growing lump on her right cheek. It was biopsied first and confirmed to be a skin cancer. It was then surgically removed under local anesthesia.

 

This skin lump underwent a skin biopsy to confirm skin cancer. Subsequently, the skin lump was surgically removed under local anesthesia.

 

A dermatofibroma, a type of benign skin growth, located on the shoulder, was surgically removed using local anesthesia to numb the area.

 

Right face skin mole and scar was excised under local anaesthesia.

 

This lump is a biopsy proven skin cancer. It was excised under local anaesthesia.

 

A large mole was removed from the chest area under local anaesthesia.

 


The patient had a bamboo splinter in their hand 20 years ago. Recently, it became lumpy and painful. Ultrasound confirmed a foreign body in the hand. Exploratory surgery was performed under local anesthesia. Both the splinter and the foreign body were excised.

 

The lump in the chest was a skin cancer. It was excised under local anaesthesia.

 

Two skin lumps from the outer corner of the right eye were removed under local anesthesia.