SANTA CLARA, California, October 2026
Following his previous visit to Santa Clara, double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Farhad Ardesh is returning to the city on October 16, 2026, for another limited one-day clinic focused on mole and skin tag removal.
The return gives patients across Santa Clara and the wider Silicon Valley area another opportunity to consult with Dr. Ardesh locally rather than travelling to his Beverly Hills or Newport Beach practice.
Appointments will take place at 3350 Scott Blvd #53, Santa Clara, CA 95051, with patients seen individually by appointment.
Book now for Oct 16 in Santa Clara
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.
A Return Visit Built Around Patient Access
For many patients, a mole or skin tag may be small, but deciding what to do about it is not always straightforward. Location, depth, type of growth and how the skin is likely to heal can all influence the approach to removal.
That is particularly important when the growth is on a visible area such as the face or neck.
Dr. Ardesh’s Santa Clara return is designed to bring his cosmetic-focused approach to patients closer to home. Each appointment begins with an assessment to determine whether removal is appropriate and which technique may be best suited to the individual growth.
For suitable cases, assessment and removal can take place during the same visit. Multiple moles or skin tags may also be addressed in one appointment when clinically appropriate.
Patients researching treatment for similar concerns in Northern California can also learn more about skin tag removal in the San Francisco area.
Facial Plastic Surgery Expertise Applied to Mole Removal
Known as Beauty Mark MD™, Dr. Ardesh has developed a practice with a particular focus on cosmetic mole removal and the appearance of the skin after treatment.
Rather than approaching every growth in the same way, the technique is selected according to factors including its size, depth and location. Depending on the case, this may involve a superficial removal technique or surgical excision with precise closure.
The objective is not simply to remove unwanted tissue. For cosmetic cases, careful treatment planning also considers the resulting contour, healing process and visibility of the eventual scar.
Patients considering treatment in Southern California can also explore Dr. Ardesh’s mole removal services in Beverly Hills and mole removal in Los Angeles.
Patients should also understand that not every mole should be treated as a purely cosmetic concern. A mole that is changing in size, shape or colour, bleeding, itching or otherwise behaving unusually warrants appropriate medical assessment. Suspicious lesions may require biopsy and further evaluation.
One Day in Santa Clara
The October 16 clinic will serve patients from Santa Clara as well as surrounding communities including San Jose, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Mountain View, Palo Alto and other parts of Silicon Valley.
The Santa Clara clinic will be followed the next day by Dr. Ardesh’s one-day mole and skin tag removal clinic in San Francisco on October 17, 2026, providing another local appointment opportunity for patients across the wider Bay Area.
Because this is a one-day return visit, appointments are limited and advance booking is required.
Dr. Ardesh One-Day Clinic, Santa Clara
October 16, 2026
3350 Scott Blvd #53, Santa Clara, CA 95051
By appointment only
(424) 242-8608
Patients interested in mole or skin tag removal can schedule a consultation in advance to discuss the growth, treatment options and expected healing process.
