Medical Skin Services

Mole & Skin Tag Removal in North York, Toronto

Mole removal and skin tag removal both begin with an assessment of the lesion’s appearance, size, location, and relevant history. At MJ Aesthetics in North York, Toronto, the appropriate next step depends on that assessment — and not every lesion can be removed cosmetically.

Starting from $100 for mole, skin tag, wart, and lesion removal. Final pricing depends on the lesion and the method recommended after consultation.

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MJ Aesthetics, North York 1110 Sheppard Ave E #304, North York, ON M2K 2W2 Assessment-first approach Consultation required before removal
Mole and skin tag removal assessment at MJ Aesthetics in North York, Toronto
MJ Aesthetics1110 Sheppard Ave E, North York
Pricing

Mole & Skin Tag Removal Pricing

ServiceStarting PriceNotes
Mole Removal From $100 Final price confirmed after consultation
Skin Tag Removal From $100 Varies with size and location
Wart Removal From $100 Final price confirmed after consultation
Lesion Removal From $100 Final price confirmed after consultation

Final pricing depends on the lesion’s size, location, number of lesions, and the treatment recommended after consultation. Pricing may vary based on the size and location of the skin tag. Confirm whether the listed price applies per lesion and whether the consultation fee is separate with the clinic before booking.

Mole & Skin Tag Removal at MJ Aesthetics

Mole & Skin Tag Removal at MJ Aesthetics in North York

Mole removal and skin tag removal at MJ Aesthetics both begin with a consultation and assessment. The lesion’s appearance, size, location, and relevant history are considered to determine whether cosmetic removal is appropriate — and which method may be suitable if it is.

Not every mole can be removed cosmetically. A changing, unusual, bleeding, irregular, or otherwise concerning mole should be assessed by a doctor before cosmetic removal is considered. If medical assessment or further investigation is needed, you may be directed to an appropriate medical professional.

Skin tag removal is usually done for cosmetic reasons or if the tag becomes irritated or uncomfortable. Treatment options may include cryotherapy, electrocautery, or surgical excision, depending on the size, location, and evaluation by our medical team.

If you’re looking for mole removal, skin tag removal, or wart removal in North York or Toronto, the appropriate next step is a consultation to discuss your concerns and have the lesion assessed.

What We Assess & Remove

Moles, Skin Tags, Warts & Benign Lesions

Each type of lesion is assessed individually. Not every lesion is suitable for cosmetic removal, and the appropriate method depends on the assessment.

Mole Removal

From $100

A mole is a specific type of skin lesion. Mole removal begins with assessment of the lesion’s appearance, size, location, and relevant history. Not every mole can be removed cosmetically — a changing, unusual, bleeding, or irregular mole should be assessed by a doctor first.

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Skin Tag Removal

From $100

Skin tag removal is usually done for cosmetic reasons or if the tag becomes irritated or uncomfortable. Treatment options may include cryotherapy, electrocautery, or surgical excision, depending on the size, location, and evaluation by our medical team. Pricing may vary based on the size and location of the skin tag.

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Wart & Lesion Removal

From $100

Warts and other benign skin lesions can also be assessed. Warts are a different type of lesion from moles and skin tags, and suitability is assessed during consultation. Lesion removal may be considered for other benign skin growths, subject to assessment.

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Assessment First

Assessment Before Removal

Assessment comes before choosing a removal method. The following are considered during consultation:

  • The lesion’s appearance, size, location, and relevant history.
  • Whether cosmetic removal is suitable — determined by the appropriate clinician.
  • Whether the mole has changed, is unusual, bleeding, irregular, or otherwise concerning.
  • Whether medical assessment or further investigation is needed before cosmetic removal is considered.

Important: A changing, unusual, bleeding, irregular, or otherwise concerning mole should be assessed by a doctor before any cosmetic removal. If medical assessment or further investigation is needed, you may be directed to an appropriate medical professional.

Removal Methods

Removal Methods

For skin tags and appropriate benign lesions, treatment options may include the following. The most suitable method is recommended during your consultation, based on the size, location, and evaluation by our medical team.

Cryotherapy

Freezing treatment that may be considered for appropriate skin tags and benign lesions. Suitability depends on the lesion’s size, location, and characteristics — assessed during consultation.

Electrocautery

A method that uses controlled heat to remove appropriate lesions. Suitability depends on the lesion type and location. Your clinician will discuss whether this is appropriate for your concern.

Surgical Excision

A method that removes the lesion surgically. Suitability depends on the lesion and location. Ask during consultation about who performs the procedure and whether any pathology or follow-up arrangements are included.

Methods are not interchangeable and are not appropriate for every lesion. The appropriate approach is determined after assessment. Laser removal may also be considered for appropriate lesions where confirmed by the clinic.

Safety & Aftercare

Safety, Aftercare and Possible Side Effects

Before treatment, your treating clinician will discuss what to expect and any considerations specific to your lesion and chosen method.

Possible Effects

  • Potential discomfort during and after treatment
  • Redness, swelling, or bleeding
  • Infection risk
  • Pigment changes
  • Scarring risk

Aftercare & Follow-Up

  • Follow your treating clinician’s specific aftercare instructions.
  • Attend any recommended follow-up.
  • Contact the clinic if healing is unexpected or symptoms worsen.
  • Seek prompt medical attention for severe or concerning symptoms.

Recovery timelines and outcomes vary by lesion, location, and method. Scar-free or risk-free removal cannot be guaranteed. Your treating clinician will provide individualized guidance.

Mehran Javidan providing personalized aesthetic care in North York at MJ Aesthetics
Who Provides Removal

Who Provides Removal at MJ Aesthetics?

Mole, skin tag, wart, and benign lesion removal at MJ Aesthetics is provided under physician delegation. The assessing clinician reviews the lesion and determines whether cosmetic removal is suitable, and which method may be appropriate.

If medical assessment or further investigation is needed, you may be directed to an appropriate medical professional. Follow-up and referral arrangements are discussed during consultation.

International Medical Graduate (IMG) MD (International) ~20 Years Aesthetic Experience

Mehran Javidan is an International Medical Graduate (IMG) and is not currently registered as a physician with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. All aesthetic procedures at MJ Aesthetics are performed under appropriate physician delegation, in accordance with Ontario’s Regulated Health Professions Act.

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Visit

Visit MJ Aesthetics in North York, Toronto

MJ Aesthetics is conveniently located in North York, easily accessible from across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.

MJ Aesthetics Located at Green Clinic East 1110 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 304 North York, Ontario M2K 2W2 Phone: 437-556-1119

Serving North York and nearby communities including Willowdale, Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, and Markham.

Questions

Mole & Skin Tag Removal FAQs

Mole removal starts from $100 at MJ Aesthetics. The final price depends on the lesion’s size, location, number of lesions, and the treatment recommended after consultation.

Skin tag removal starts from $100. Pricing may vary based on the size and location of the skin tag. The final price is confirmed after consultation and assessment.

Yes. Assessment comes before choosing a removal method. The lesion’s appearance, size, location, and relevant history are considered, and the appropriate clinician determines whether cosmetic removal is suitable.

No. Not every lesion is suitable for cosmetic removal. A changing, unusual, bleeding, irregular, or otherwise concerning mole should be assessed by a doctor before cosmetic removal is considered. If medical assessment or further investigation is needed, you may be directed to an appropriate medical professional.

Depending on the size, location, and evaluation by our medical team, treatment options may include cryotherapy, electrocautery, or surgical excision. The most suitable method is recommended during your consultation.

Scarring risk varies by lesion, location, healing, and the method used. Scar-free removal cannot be guaranteed. Your treating clinician will discuss realistic expectations during consultation.

Yes — wart removal is available, starting from $100, following assessment. Warts are a different type of lesion from moles and skin tags, and suitability is assessed during consultation.

MJ Aesthetics is located at 1110 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 304, North York, ON M2K 2W2. Call 437-556-1119 to inquire about mole, skin tag, and wart removal.

Mehran Javidan is an International Medical Graduate (IMG) and is not currently registered as a physician with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. All aesthetic procedures at MJ Aesthetics are performed under appropriate physician delegation, in accordance with Ontario’s Regulated Health Professions Act.

Book Your Removal Consultation

Speak with our team to have your mole, skin tag, or wart assessed and discuss whether cosmetic removal may be suitable. You can also book an appointment on our website.

Mole removal from $100 · Skin tag removal from $100 · Wart removal from $100 — final pricing confirmed after consultation.

Professional Standards

All aesthetic procedures are performed under appropriate physician delegation, in accordance with Ontario’s Regulated Health Professions Act. Mehran Javidan is an International Medical Graduate (IMG) and is not currently registered as a physician with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Medical disclaimer.