Snape's Wand
We don't know anything about Snape's wand. What sort of wood? The core and length? For info on known wands for comparison, here is a link to the Lexicon wand page.
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(And when Voldemort died and the magic of the Mark was collapsing, it happened, that it tried to destroy Severus' magic and to murder him, so he got rid of the Mark. Then the second wand, the ebony one, rejected him and he came back to the birch one. It was a little bit more difficult, but for this question it doesn't matter.)
-- ioannina --
I used that idea in a drabble too, once, except I made the division point that he took a different wand after he defected from the Death Eaters.
My exact idea was that it was the Mark what had influence to his magic, so by rejecting (cutting out?) the Mark, his magic changed and the DE-wand rejected him. The first wand knew him (his magic) from the times, when he had no Mark, so it became to be compatible again after the surgery. :-) Probably, when he took the Mark, the first wand became less compatible too, and that was the reason for purchasing the second one, not only his personal feeling that the birch wand is for girls. ;-)
so by rejecting (cutting out?) the Mark
Rejecting, perhaps. We know he didn't do anything physical to it, or at least, that he did not succeed if he tried, since it came back in GoF. (Unless you were speaking of an AU kind of idea?)
The idea of the wand "knowing him" is used in mine too, as you'll see. He had one wand from childhood through 1981 and then got another. The wand had got used to certain sorts of things that he just couldn't/wasn't doing anymore, basically.
The first wand in my mind foresaw his future as a healer, so it was less able to do the DE work for him and waited until the start of the AU where he lived, but brewed an antiserum against Nagini. In this AU, when you are using magic, it leaves residues of energy, what can influence potions. That is the reason why there has to be no foolish wand waving. :-) So when Voldemort died, his magical work started to collapse, including the Marks, and Severus was under influence of the antiserum, and it collided. The only possibility how to stay alive was to cut out (physically) the Mark, what was possible because of the components in the antiserum. Yes, a bit difficult... well, subplot. :-D But then, finally, the first wand was right and he fully accepted the possibilities hidden in it, the healing power etc. Really, very similar idea to the yours.
-- ioannina --