Services and pricing

Radiofrequency or laser cosmetic mole and skin lesion removal

Radio waves or laser destroy the skin lesion with minimal damage to other tissues. For most moles and other skin lesions, this method usually results in less scarring than other methods of mole removal.

A doctor removes the skin lesion by burning it with radio waves or a laser. These techniques minimise damage to surrounding tissues and have a relatively low rate of scarring compared with other skin lesion removal procedures.

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Pricing

Standard fee

From $275

Note that these fees refer to out-of-pocket expenses. If a medical consultation and/or biopsy is performed as part of your cosmetic mole removal procedure, there will be extra fee, normally with a 100 per cent rebate from Medicare. If you are not covered by Medicare, you may also need to pay the laboratory for performing histopathological examination of a skin biopsy specimen.

First lesion

Face, forehead, neck, chest, visible parts of scalp: $385, body $275

Second and third lesions

Face, forehead, neck, chest, visible parts of scalp: $220, body $110

Fourth and fifth lesions

Face, forehead, neck, chest, visible parts of scalp: $110, body $82.50

All subsequent lesions

Face, forehead, neck, chest, visible parts of scalp: $55, body: $44

The fee covers all treatments required to remove the mole, plus scar mitigation and management treatments if required, up to a maximum of 12 months from the date of initial treatment.

Discount fee

Not applicable

Medicare rebate

No Medicare rebate payable for radiofrequency or laser skin lesion removal.

Sometimes, the removed tissue is sent for histological examination by a skin pathologist. In these cases, we will charge a fee which is 100 per cent rebated by Medicare.

If you are not covered by Medicare, we charge $123.65 per specimen for performing a biopsy. The laboratory that processes the specimen will also charge a fee, commonly about $300 per specimen. We cannot provide exact pricing. For more information, contact Infinity Pathology directly (https://www.infinitypath.com.au/contact-us/)

Private health insurance

This procedure is not covered by private health insurers.