Lumps Bumps and Moles Treatment in San Luis Obispo

“Lumps, bumps, and moles” is a general term that typically refers to warts, skin tags, vascular birthmarks, cysts, fat deposits, and more. Normally, these skin growths and irregularities are benign; however, they can have a negative bearing on your self-esteem because they often form on parts of your body that are easily visible, such as the face or neck. Other areas of the body that frequently develop lumps, bumps, and moles include the torso, back, arms, legs, and groin. We can help you manage a variety of lumps, bumps, moles, warts, cysts, vascular birthmarks, and other skin irregularities. Treatment options include pulsed dye laser (PDL), Cutera Excel V laser, steroids, surgical excision, and prescription oral or topical medications. In some cases, such as with moles, only simple observation is necessary.


We understand that abnormal lumps or bumps in your skin may seem like just a sign of aging, but they may actually be damaging the health and appearance of your skin.

West Dermatology San Luis Obispo

805 Aerovista Pl STE 202, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

(805) 250-3224

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Location: 805 Aerovista Pl STE 202, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401, USA

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