This is a procedure that uses a laser to remove pigmented lesions such as moles, age spots, and blemishes, creating a clear skin tone.
Mole and age spot removal is a procedure that uses CO2 or pigment lasers to eliminate pigmented or raised lesions such as moles, age spots, lentigo, and freckles. Depending on the depth and type of the lesion, removal is performed in a single session or over multiple sessions, and post-procedure scab management and the prevention of hyperpigmentation are crucial factors in determining the outcome.
Raised or deep spots are removed by ablating the tissue with a CO2 laser, while shallow age spots and blemishes are treated by breaking down the pigment with a pigment laser. Removal is performed in a single session or over several sessions, depending on the depth of the lesion.
A scab will form at the treatment site and fall off naturally over 7 to 10 days. Do not forcibly remove the scab; redness and pigmentation will fade over 2 to 6 months after it falls off. Sun protection is very important.
This is suitable for those concerned about moles, age spots, blemishes, or dark spots. For lesions that change shape or color rapidly, or those that are asymmetrical or have irregular borders, a dermatological examination is required before removal.
Deep moles may be removed in multiple sessions as a single treatment can lead to scarring. It is important to avoid alcohol, smoking, and strong ultraviolet rays before and after the procedure, and to practice proper care to prevent hyperpigmentation.
Shallow lesions can be removed in a single session, but deep moles are sometimes removed in multiple sessions to minimize scarring.
Although recurrence is rare once completely removed, new pigmentation can form in that spot due to UV rays or individual constitution, so protective management is necessary.
This information is for general understanding only and is not medical advice. Always consult a medical professional before deciding on any procedure.
