Laser Mole Removal

Scarring: Minimal scarring may occur, influenced by mole size and healing.
Infection: Redness, swelling, or discharge may indicate infection.
Pigmentation Changes: Skin may lighten or darken at the site.
Bleeding: Minor bleeding is expected but persistent bleeding is rare.
Allergic Reactions: Possible reaction to the local anaesthetic.
Incomplete Removal: Additional sessions may be required.
Keloid Scarring: Raised scars may develop in some individuals.
Mole Recurrence: The mole may regrow if not completely removed.

Remove benign moles from the face and body. It's essential your mole is checked prior by a dermatologist if there has been recent changes in the size or colour of the mole to ensure that it isn’t dangerous, or a potential skin cancer.

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MOLE REMOVAL

Mole & Skin Tag Removal with Erbium

Mole Concerns

Some people choose to have benign moles removed for cosmetic reasons. At Cosmos Clinic, consultations with a registered health practitioner are required before any mole removal option can be considered. During your consultation, your practitioner will assess the mole, explain possible options (including laser), and discuss risks and limitations.

What to Expect

If laser is considered appropriate, your practitioner will explain how the procedure is carried out, what recovery may involve, and the risks to be aware of. Responses and healing vary from person to person, and scarring is always a possibility.