Who should avoid Mole Removal?

Suspected malignant transformation (biopsy required first), keloid tendency, recent tanning.

Surgery

Mole Removal

A procedure to vaporize or surgically excise benign pigmented nevi (moles) using CO2 or Erbium lasers. The method is chosen based on the size, depth, and nature of the lesion.

Indications

Benign pigmented nevi (moles)seborrheic keratosis (age spots)relatively small and confirmed benign lesions.

Contraindications

Suspected malignant transformation (biopsy required first)
keloid tendency
recent tanning.

Treatment Info

Recovery3–7 days

Duration10–30 minutes

CategorySurgery

FAQ

Who is Mole Removal suitable for?: Benign pigmented nevi (moles), seborrheic keratosis (age spots), relatively small and confirmed benign lesions.
Who should avoid Mole Removal?: Suspected malignant transformation (biopsy required first), keloid tendency, recent tanning.

Treatment methods and frequency may vary depending on your individual skin condition. Please consult with a board-certified dermatologist before making a decision.