Moles Moles are a common growth on the skin, developing form time to time usually until about age 40. They occur when skin cells grow in a cluster instead of being spread throughout the skin. The high concentration of melanin is responsible for their dark colour.
There are two types of mole: Congenital nevi, the moles that appear at birth; and Dysplastic nevi, the moles that are larger than average and irregular in shape. Most moles are not cancerous, but if you notice changes in a mole’s colour, height, size or shape – or if they bleed, ooze, itch, are scaly or tender - you should consult your dermatologist.
Let us help. We have quick, easy and effective laser therapies to remove moles. The technologies we use include Erbium YAG and CO2 Lasers.
Click below for answers to commonly asked questions in this area of our expertise.
How do lasers remove moles?
It is one of the simplest methods of getting rid of troublesome moles. The laser seals the blood vessels and breaks up the pigment of the mole. The technique entails careful and precise removal of thin layers.
Where can the lasers be used?
Because they are gentle, they can be used on any part of the body including the face or genitalia.
Do lasers cause scarring or pain during the removal of a mole?
No scarring and minimal discomfort.Any swelling typically subsides within a day, and most redness dissipates within a few days.
How do I get started?
Our experts will be happy to discuss your options with you. Please feel free to make an appointment or call us at 1800 22 3322 for a consultation to discuss your specific needs.
