Mole Removal in Beverly Hills, CA
Nevus Removal With Minimal Scarring
- Board-certified pediatric plastic surgeon
- Fluent care team for international patients
- Advanced techniques for discreet incisions
“This team is not only highly skilled but also deeply compassionate. They truly care about their patients and families, and we feel incredibly fortunate to have been in their care. Thank you, Dr. Reinisch, and team, for giving our son such a life-changing result”
— Shaima, 5-Star Review
Why Choose Us for Mole Removal in Beverly Hills, CA
Skilled in Pediatric Reconstructive Surgery
Our microtia surgeon in Beverly Hills, CA, has performed thousands of delicate procedures on young patients. His understanding of facial anatomy and child-specific care makes him uniquely qualified to remove moles while preserving natural features.
Trusted for Facial and Ear Lesion Removal
Whether your child’s mole is located on the face, scalp, ear, or another area, Dr. John Reinisch uses precise techniques to minimize scarring. His artistic approach supports both cosmetic and medical outcomes.
Board-Certified and Globally Recognized
As a Harvard-trained, board-certified plastic surgeon and professor at USC, Dr. John Reinisch is known worldwide for his contributions to pediatric surgery, including the development of the MEDPOR® ear reconstruction technique.
Understanding Pediatric Moles and Nevi
Children may have congenital nevi (present at birth) or acquired moles that develop in early childhood. These spots can be flat or raised, light or dark, and may grow slowly over time.
Facial, scalp, and ear moles can be particularly sensitive both physically and emotionally. Working with a pediatric plastic surgeon ensures these moles are handled with the precision and care they deserve.
Even when a mole is benign, its location or size can affect a child’s self-esteem. Early evaluation helps parents make informed decisions and supports their child’s comfort and confidence through every stage of development.
Is Mole Removal Right for Your Child?
When Mole Removal May Be Recommended
Removal may be appropriate if a mole:
- Changes in size, color, or shape
- Causes itching, discomfort, or irritation
- Appears in a highly visible area like the face, ear, or scalp
- Impacts your child’s confidence or social comfort
We’re here to help you weigh these factors and make the best decision for your family.
Age and Health Considerations
Children can often undergo mole removal safely as early as toddler age, depending on the location and complexity. Dr. Reinisch customizes every care plan to match your child’s age, current health, and comfort level.
Revising Previous Treatments
If your child has undergone prior mole removal and is left with scarring or asymmetry, we may be able to help improve the cosmetic outcome with reconstructive revision.
Not Sure What to Do Next?
You don’t have to decide alone. Our team offers expert evaluations and clear guidance, so you feel confident about your next steps, whether that’s observation or moving forward with care.
“Amazing care, concern and communication from first meeting to surgery on my daughter. I can’t say enough about this practice - so grateful we were able to connect with the Reinisch team!”
— Shane, 5-Star Review
FAQ About Mole and Nevus Removal in Beverly Hills, CA
Does every mole need to be removed?
No. Many moles are completely harmless and don’t require treatment. Removal is typically recommended if a mole is changing, causes discomfort, or affects your child’s confidence. Dr. Reinisch will help you make the best decision.
Will my child have a scar?
While some scarring is possible, Dr. Reinisch uses advanced techniques to minimize its visibility. Most incisions are placed in natural creases or along the hairline to blend with your child’s features over time.
Is mole removal painful?
We take every step to keep your child comfortable. Local or general anesthesia is used depending on age and treatment complexity. Most children experience only mild soreness during recovery.
