RF Cautery

A precise cauterisation technique to safely remove skin tags, moles and warts, leaving smooth, blemish-free skin.

What is RF Cautery?

Radiofrequency cautery uses a fine probe that delivers high-frequency energy to remove small growths such as skin tags, warts and some benign moles with a high degree of precision.

Every growth is examined by the dermatologist before removal. Any mole that looks unusual is evaluated first rather than simply removed, because safety comes before cosmetics.

Ideal for

Skin tags on neck, underarms, eyelids
Common and plane warts
Benign moles (after examination)
DPN (small dark papules on the face)

Session time: 15–30 minutes
Typical sessions: Usually a single session
Downtime: Small scabs for about a week
Results seen: Growth removed the same day

Typical ranges only — Dr. Roohi confirms your plan after examining your skin.

Step by Step

What happens during your session

1
Examine
Each growth is checked to confirm it is safe to remove.
2
Numb
Local numbing cream or injection makes it comfortable.
3
Remove
The RF probe removes the growth with precision.
4
Heal
A small crust forms and falls off as the skin heals.

Aftercare tips

Apply the prescribed antibiotic ointment
Let scabs fall off on their own — do not pick
Protect the area from sun to prevent dark marks

Book RF Cautery

Choose your nearest clinic — we reply on WhatsApp.

Tirupati clinic Chittoor clinic

FAQs

RF Cautery — your questions answered

What is the cost of wart, mole or skin tag removal?

It depends mainly on the number, size and location of the growths. After a quick examination the clinic can give you an exact quote.

Will skin tags come back after RF cautery?

A removed skin tag does not come back, but new ones can appear over time, especially with friction, weight gain or diabetes.

Is mole removal safe?

Benign moles can be safely removed. The dermatologist examines every mole first; a mole with irregular colour, border or recent change is assessed medically before any cosmetic removal.

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