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Mole and Wart Removal · Westchase, Tampa

Mole and Wart Removal in Westchase, Tampa

At our Westchase Tampa office, the founding location of Dr. Tali Arviv's practice, an advanced practice provider examines every mole or wart before a removal plan is set.

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Examined First, Removed Second

A Medical Decision, Then a Cosmetic One

Deciding what a mole is counts as a medical call, and here that call comes first. Before any removal is planned, your provider reads the spot itself: its color, how its border holds, its size, and whether it has changed since you first noticed it. The great majority of moles turn out to be routine and come off the same day. The rare one that reads differently gets named to your face, and when a dermatologist should be the one handling it, we say exactly that instead of treating it here. If what you have is a soft, hanging flap rather than a mole, skin tag removal is its own faster visit and starts from the same exam.

Warts carry a toolkit of their own. Cryotherapy, a controlled freeze, does most of the work, and when a wart’s location or age asks for something else, another in-office method takes its place. A plantar wart buried in the sole of a foot is a different job than one on a knuckle, and we treat it that way. This judgment-first approach is why minor procedures, earlobe repair among them, run at our founding Tampa office, where the practice’s largest team works under the supervision of Dr. Tali Arviv, MD.

The Difference Here

Why Bring a Growth to Westchase

A removal is only as good as the decision that came before it. These three cards are how that decision gets made at this office.

The Look Comes Before the Plan

A mole is read on color, border, size, and change before anyone reaches for an instrument. You are informed immediately if one belongs with a dermatologist.

A Method Chosen Per Wart

Cryotherapy handles most warts, and when location or history calls for a different in-office approach, we have one. Plantar, hand, and facial warts each get their own plan.

The Founding Office

Dr. Tali Arviv, MD founded the practice in 2014, and Tampa carries its largest team: 14 people, including three advanced practice providers.

One planning note before you book: skin that scars in raised ridges heals differently, and since keloid removal runs in these same treatment rooms, telling us you heal that way shapes where and how we work.

What to Expect

What a Removal Visit Looks Like Here

Four steps, and the second one is the reason the other three go well.

A Close Look

A provider inspects the growth up close, noting where it sits, how big it is, and for a mole, how the color and border read and whether it has changed since you first noticed it.

Your Path Named

Your path gets named before anything else happens. Most growths are routine cosmetic work. One that is not gets called what it is, with a referral when one is warranted.

The Removal

A routine mole comes off by shave or excision. A wart is frozen with cryotherapy or treated with the in-office method its location calls for. Tissue that deserves review goes out for one.

Healing at Home

You head home with written aftercare, and when tissue went out for review, a clear answer on when you hear from us and what happens next.

The Look Comes First

Am I the Right Candidate?

Nothing is removed until a provider has taken a real look and made one call, cosmetic or medical first. That decision comes before any method is picked.

Bring It In When

  • Something on your skin bothers you and you would rather have it assessed than removed blind.
  • Warts keep coming back, and you want the method matched to how yours actually behave.
  • Having tissue sent out for evaluation when the situation calls for it is what you would want to happen.
  • Getting the look and the removal at the same address beats splitting them across two.

Where the Plan Pauses

  • Anything about a mole that has moved recently, its outline, its shade, its size, turns this into a medical question first.
  • Where tissue goes out for evaluation, you are told up front how and when those results reach you.
  • Anything belonging with a specialist gets a referral instead of a cosmetic removal.
  • Warts are viral and can return, so the plan may run past the visit you booked.

Each wart gets the method it calls for rather than one technique used across the board, and nothing comes off until somebody has told you what it is. Book a consult at the founding Westchase office.

Who Treats You

Who Performs Mole and Wart Removal in Tampa

Marla Schenck

Marla Schenck

APRN

Nurse Practitioner

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In Their Words

What Tampa Guests Say About Minor Procedures

Wart removal does appear in our Tampa reviews, from a guest who had one taken off here before her wedding. Most of the record is about the care guests were given rather than the procedure, which on something this quick is the part that decides how it feels. Read more reviews from guests across all three Florida locations.

“I had a wart on my cheek since I was 12/13. I was very insecure about it. My parents didn’t see a need to get it removed because it was “non threatening”. However, I’m getting married in a few weeks, and just didn’t want it there anymore. Marla and her crew took the best care of me. It was quick and painless.”

— jaisha n., Verified Google review Read on Google

“The team at Arviv have been exceptional over the years. Very professional staff and clean office. Marla is highly qualified ARNP who I have a great deal of trust in. Very friendly, welcoming front office staff who are helpful as well! Convenient location and VIP service.”

— Anastasia P., Verified Google review Read on Google

“Great experience! Onna and Diana were great to work with and would highly recommend!”

— Cole T., Verified Google review Read on Google

Individual results vary. Reviews describe one guest’s experience and are not a promise of outcome.

Where This Happens

Our Westchase Tampa Office

Countryway Blvd sits on Tampa’s western edge, minutes from Citrus Park, Carrollwood, and Town ‘n’ Country, and close enough to the county line that guests drive in from Oldsmar and Safety Harbor. If you are nearer Midtown, the same visit runs at our Miami office, and our Ocala office carries its own minor procedures menu.

Address & Phone

Hours

  • Mon & Wed 9am–5pm
  • Tue & Thu 9am–7pm
  • Fri 9am–4pm
  • Sat–Sun Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if my mole looks like it needs a medical opinion?

Your provider tells you at the same visit, in plain terms. Depending on what the exam shows, that can mean tissue sent out for review or a dermatologist referral instead of a removal here. The categories we read, color, border, size, and change, are the same ones the AAD guidance describes. We decide whether a mole deserves a second look; we never diagnose what it is.

Can a mole and a wart be treated at the same visit?

Usually, yes. The exam covers every growth you bring in, and when each one turns out to be routine cosmetic work, they are commonly handled in one appointment. A mole that earns a medical opinion follows its own timeline, and your provider walks you through that before anything comes off.

How many visits does wart removal usually take?

Some warts let go after a single freeze. Long-standing or plantar warts often need a short series of treatments spaced over weeks, which is how cryotherapy works rather than a sign it is failing. The AAD’s wart overview describes the same repeat-session pattern. Your provider tells you at the first visit what course yours is likely to need.

Will removing a mole or wart leave a scar?

Any removal that goes through skin can leave a mark, and the technique is chosen to keep that mark as small as the growth allows; an older mark that has long since settled belongs with CO2 laser resurfacing rather than a removal visit. What matters just as much is how your skin heals. If past cuts or piercings have left you with raised scars, say so at the consult, because keloid-prone skin changes how we plan a removal site.

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One Exam, One Office

Get a Straight Answer on That Growth

One Westchase visit covers the exam, the honest call on what your mole or wart needs, and the removal when it is ours to do.

Three advanced practice providers on the largest team of our three Florida offices.

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