Cosmetic Mole Removal

Cosmetic Mole Removal is a laser-based procedure that targets and removes moles, while preserving the surrounding skin.

The laser light is designed to penetrate the mole tissue and destroy it, while leaving the healthy surrounding tissue unharmed. The heat from the laser also helps to stimulate the production of healthy, new skin cells to replace the area where the mole was removed.

The results of the cosmetic mole removal treatment are typically permanent. The treated area will be free of the mole and the skin will look smooth and even.

Anaesthetic may be required for larger moles. Once the anaesthetic has taken effect, the laser is applied to the mole to target and remove it.

The cosmetic mole removal treatment typically takes about 5 to 20 minutes, depending on how many moles are removed.

The results of the cosmetic mole removal treatment are typically permanent.

Most areas of the body, including the face, neck, chest, arms, back and legs can be treated.

Most patients experience minimal discomfort during the procedure. For sensitive patients or larger moles, local anaesthetic may be used prior to the treatment helps to minimise discomfort.

The cosmetic mole removal procedure is suitable for most people who have unwanted moles.

The downtime associated with the cosmetic mole removal procedure is minimal. Most patients are able to resume their regular activities after treatment. The treated area may take approximately 1 week to heal.