
What is Laser Mole Removal?
Laser mole removal is a non-surgical treatment that targets and removes benign moles using focused laser energy. Moles can vary in size, shape, and colour, and while often harmless, many people choose to remove them for cosmetic reasons or comfort.
What it helps with:
- Unwanted moles


How Laser Mole Removal works
Laser mole removal begins with confirming the mole is safe to treat. The laser targets the mole with controlled energy, removing it layer by layer until it is level with the skin. Healing time varies depending on the area and your skin’s natural recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions

A topical or local anesthetic is used for minimal to no discomort. Furthermore, treatments are quick.
Typically, laser mole removal can be achieved in a single treatment. The mole is immediately flattened and will subsequently heal.
The goal of laser mole removal is to minimize or completely remove unwanted moles. Expectations and outcomes will be carefully reviewed once the spot is properly diagnosed.
For the first 3-7 days following treatment, mild irritation, redness, and swelling can be expected as the treated lesion heals. The underlying skin will be slightly sensitive to sun and should be thoroughly protected afterwards. Moles on the face typically take 1-2 weeks to heal; moles on the body or limbs normally take 2-4 weeks to heal. After the initial healing, a gradual remodelling takes a few months.
We recommend protecting the underlying skin by applying an antioxidant serum in combination with a broad spectrum sunscreen every day. Additionally, avoiding the sun at peak times and wearing protective clothing is helpful.

