Mole Removal
Remove unwanted moles.
A mole is in essence a cluster of skin cells (melanin to be exact). They are normally round in shape, brown or black, and some even pink. Most moles are nothing to worry about as they tend to be not cancerous or dangerous at all but you should have them examined if they start changing colour/shape.
About at-home mole removal remedies:
At-home mole removal remedies sound like a great idea especially if it is sold over the counter by pharmaceutical companies but there are some risks involved.
Most of these remedies involve you cutting the mole open or off which could lead to severe scars and infection. If a mole is cancerous it could lead it to spreading to other parts of the body and even lead to your death.
Why is laser treatment the best for mole removal?
Laser treatment is a quick, effective, and virtually painless treatment for mole removal. It involves no scarring or any stitches. Other methods include cutting the skin which in turn causes scarring and may lead to infection.
How long does laser mole removal take?
Only one treatment of approximately an hour is needed to be mole-less and a pink mark is left which fades after a few weeks.
What is the benefit of laser mole removal?
With laser mole removal the entire mole is removed from its head to its root. Nothing is left behind. With the intensive training we have had we are thoroughly equipped to do a proper analysis of a mole to make sure it is not malignant before we start working on it.
How painful is mole removal?
Laser treatment in general, is one of the least painful treatments you can have but to make sure our patient is as comfortable as possible we give a local anaesthetic before beginning.
Would I need to be booked off from work for this treatment?
No, you can return straight to work after the treatment. The area worked on will be a bit coloured.
Are lasers safe for mole removal?
Lasers are seen as the most advanced technology in the medical industry, as it is completely safe and much more effective than older methods used. As our medical lasers are in essence light shone at a constant wavelength it is focussed on achieving one object and not damage anything while at it.
