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• For excision of the mole, the physician uses a scalpel to cut the mole and a border of good skin. • Stitches are placed either deep within the skin, or on the upper surface, depending on the depth of the excision. • Mole removal typically takes less than an hour to perform, depending on the amount of moles to be removed.
