Minor Procedures · Midtown Miami, Florida
Minor Procedures, Handled In-Office in Miami
Skin tag removal, keloid removal, mole and wart removal, vein treatments, and earlobe repair, five procedures you can bring to one visit under Dr. Tali Arviv, MD, with no surgeon referral to arrange.
No Referral Required
Medical-Grade Procedures, Without the Referral
Minor procedures are the small treatments that sit between a facial and an operating room: skin tag removal, keloid removal, mole and wart removal, vein treatments, and earlobe repair. They ask for physician-level training. We plan and supervise all five under Dr. Tali Arviv, MD, who worked as a laser technician before earning her medical degree and has spent more than a decade with these tools in hand.
What makes these medical rather than cosmetic is the judgment that comes before the removal: reading what a growth actually is, knowing when a spot has earned a closer look, and knowing when to leave one alone. That call belongs to a physician, and it is why all five sit in one room here.
Five Procedures, One Visit
Skin tags, moles, warts, keloids, spider veins, and torn lobes are all handled in our own treatment rooms, not routed across town one at a time.
A Physician Sets the Plan
Every removal is planned and supervised by an MD, which is the reason these procedures live in a med spa at all rather than only in a surgical office.
Cosmetic or Medical, Sorted First
Some spots earn a medical look before anything else, and we will say so plainly rather than removing something that belongs with a dermatologist.
A Quick Decision Aid
Skin Tag or Mole?
These two get mixed up constantly, and the difference changes what happens at your appointment. Skin tags are soft and harmless and catch on collars and chains. Moles carry pigment, so a few of them earn a closer look before anything comes off, a distinction the AAD guidance draws in plain language.
| Feature | Skin Tags | Moles |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A soft flap of skin, usually in a fold or friction point | A cluster of pigment cells, flat or raised |
| What we check first | Size, location, and whether it catches on clothing | Color, border, and any change you have noticed |
| How removal works | Snipped, cauterized, or frozen in one short visit | Shaved or excised, with tissue sent out when that is warranted |
| Why guests come in | Comfort and appearance, often several at once | Appearance, plus certainty about a spot that changed |
The evaluation comes first either way, and removal follows in the same visit when that is appropriate. If a keloid grew out of old acne, our skin rejuvenation page covers the broader picture. The five procedures below are what we plan from.
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What Miami Guests Say About Minor Procedures
Injectables and body work are what Midtown Miami reviews name most often, and we run the smaller procedures on this page at the same unhurried pace. Read more reviews from guests across all three Florida locations.
“I went in for the blue vein under my eyes. We did the YAG laser. Sasha was patient, thorough and managed my expectations. She made me feel very comfortable and talked me through the process.”
“Happy to find this place to get all beauty procedures done, they are all amazing here and do amazing work”
“Go to Nicole! She is the best! Arviv is awesome, professional and amazing service!”
Individual results vary. Reviews describe one guest’s experience and are not a promise of outcome.
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Five procedures run here, each with its own candidacy questions and its own page. Our minor procedures guide is the place to start if you are still working out which one you need. Otherwise, go straight to the one that brought you here.
Once a growth is gone, plenty of guests add skin rejuvenation to even out the texture at the site. Anyone who scars easily should say so before booking tattoo removal, since we adjust settings for keloid-prone skin.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between skin tag removal and mole removal?
A skin tag is a harmless flap of skin and usually comes off in one short visit. A mole is pigmented, so we evaluate it before we treat it and send tissue out when that is warranted. Both start with the same look at what you actually have, which is why the two share a consult.
Do I need a referral for keloid treatment in Miami?
No. Keloid treatment happens in our office under physician supervision, so there is no separate surgeon referral to arrange. Keloids affect roughly 11 million people in the United States, and the AAD overview is a fair picture of why they call for a physician. We treat them as a ladder, from injection to excision to superficial radiation, matched to how yours has behaved so far.
How much does earlobe repair cost?
It depends on how the lobe gave way and on whether one ear needs work or both. A split from a heavy earring is a different repair from a closed gauge. We go through it at your consult, once we can see what we are working with, rather than posting a number that will not match your ear.
Does insurance cover any of these procedures?
Some have a medical component and some are purely cosmetic, and the answer changes with what we find. Bring the question to your consult and we will tell you which side yours falls on, and what flexible financing can cover if it lands on the cosmetic side.
Which Miami location handles these procedures?
All five run at our Midtown Miami office at 3250 NE 1st Ave, Suite 504. Book a Consult online or call or text (813) 855-0111, and check all three locations if Tampa or Ocala is an easier drive.
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One Visit, In Office
Have It Looked At by an MD
Moles, skin tags, keloids, veins, and torn earlobes are assessed and treated in the same office, with no surgeon referral to arrange.
Five in-office procedures under an MD, with no separate surgeon referral to arrange.