SAN FRANCISCO, California, October 2026
Beverly Hills facial plastic surgeon Dr. Farhad Ardesh will return to San Francisco on October 17, 2026, bringing his focused mole and skin tag removal clinic back to the Bay Area for one day.
The upcoming visit follows Dr. Ardesh’s earlier San Francisco clinic and continues a format created for patients who want access to his specialised cosmetic approach without making the trip to Southern California.
The clinic will be held at 1682 Pine St, San Francisco, CA 94109, with a limited number of individual appointments available.
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About Dr. Ardesh
Dr. Ardesh of Beauty Mark MD is a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon known for delivering thousands of refined, natural outcomes. With an academic background that includes teaching in head and neck surgery, ophthalmology, and dermatology at Loma Linda University, he later transitioned into private practice to focus on patient-centred care. His philosophy emphasises subtle enhancement rather than obvious alteration, earning him recognition as a leading plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills and Newport Beach.
When Removal Is About More Than Removing the Growth
A skin tag along the neck may repeatedly catch on clothing or jewellery. A raised mole on the face may interfere with shaving or simply become something a person notices every time they look in the mirror.
For patients considering removal, however, the question is often not only: Can it be removed?
It is also: What will the skin look like afterwards?
That distinction is central to Dr. Ardesh’s approach.
As a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Dr. Ardesh focuses on both the treatment itself and the aesthetic considerations that become especially important when working on highly visible areas of the face and neck.
Patients seeking treatment locally can learn more about skin tag removal in San Francisco and the treatment considerations involved.
Assessment and Treatment in a Single Visit
During the San Francisco clinic, Dr. Ardesh will personally assess each mole or skin tag before recommending an appropriate treatment approach.
For suitable patients, assessment and removal may be completed during the same appointment, reducing the need for separate consultation and procedure visits. Patients with several moles or skin tags can also discuss whether multiple growths can be treated during the same sitting.
The exact technique depends on the characteristics of the growth. Cosmetic mole removal is not a one-method procedure: superficial and raised moles may require a different approach from deeper lesions that need excision and careful closure.
The priority is appropriate removal while paying close attention to surrounding tissue and subsequent healing.
Importantly, a growth that has recently changed, developed irregular features, begun bleeding or otherwise appears suspicious should be medically evaluated rather than assumed to be a cosmetic mole or skin tag.
Beverly Hills Expertise, Back in San Francisco
Known through Beauty Mark MD™ for his focus on cosmetic mole removal, Dr. Ardesh ordinarily sees patients through his Beverly Hills mole removal practice and Newport Beach practice. His October return creates a short local window for Bay Area patients seeking an in-person consultation.
The San Francisco visit follows Dr. Ardesh’s one-day Santa Clara mole and skin tag removal clinic on October 16, 2026, giving patients across different parts of Northern California an opportunity to access his focused cosmetic approach closer to home.
The October 17 clinic is expected to serve patients from San Francisco and surrounding Bay Area communities, including Pacific Heights, Marina, Cow Hollow, Russian Hill, Presidio Heights and beyond.
Dr. Ardesh One-Day Clinic, San Francisco
October 17, 2026
1682 Pine St, San Francisco, CA 94109
Limited appointments; advance booking required
(424) 242-8608
Patients considering mole or skin tag removal can reserve an appointment in advance for individual assessment and, when appropriate, same-visit treatment.
