Reading Time: <1 minuteAt our clinic, the most common consultation we receive from patients is mole and wart removal. This is a standard consultation even in aesthetic medicine. General dermatologists also treat moles and warts, but the treatment and care methods are very different from those at medical institutions specializing in cosmetic dermatology. With cosmetic surgery, it can be removed with almost no scarring. The main treatment is covered by insurance.Consultations at medical institutions include moles → removal of warts → liquid nitrogen therapy as a general rule. Both treatments are standard treatments that have been used since the Showa era. At present, there is little treatment effectiveness or consideration for scars. Moles will definitely disappear with removal, but they will always leave a scar. Depending on the location, it is quite noticeable, and it is often more noticeable than a mole. This is an unavoidable procedure for performing histopathological examination. At the cosmetic dermatology clinic, he knows how to remove scars quickly and neatly so that there are as few scars as possible! is. For this reason, it is often removed using equipment such as carbon dioxide laser or electrolysis. Warts can be significantly improved or even disappear with oral or topical medications. Treatment in the Showa era Liquid nitrogen cannot be expected to have any therapeutic effect on large warts. My personal opinion is that it is a meaningless treatment and should not be performed, and I think it is a relic treatment method from the Showa era left in the Reiwa era. At our hospital, there are many patients who have undergone liquid nitrogen therapy for warts more than 10 times but had no effect at all, but whose warts disappeared after just one treatment. There are topical medications that can be considered a miracle cure, but they are not covered by insurance and the treatment costs are a bit high. However, don't worry, as medical expense deductions are applicable. At our clinic, we use treatment methods that cause the least amount of scarring, depending on the type, condition, and location of the mole, so that there is no burden on the patient. In principle, removal of the body is covered by insurance. Please feel free to contact us.