Remove Unwanted Moles Safely with Doctor-Guided Treatment

Moles (melanocytic naevi) are common skin growths.

They may:

• Appear on the face or body
• Be flat or raised
• Vary in colour (brown, black, or mixed)

Most moles are benign, but some may require medical evaluation if changes occur.

You should consider assessment if a mole:

• Changes in size, colour, or shape
• Has irregular borders
• Becomes itchy, painful, or bleeds
• Appears new in adulthood

Doctors use the ABCDE guideline:

• Asymmetry
• Border irregularity
• Colour variation
• Diameter > 6mm
• Evolution over time

Early assessment helps guide appropriate management.

• Mole removal is a doctor-performed medical procedure used in the management of:
  • Irritated or raised moles
  • Clinically suspicious lesions

  Treatment is selected based on:

  Cosmetic mole concerns

  • Mole type (flat, raised, deep)
  • Location on the body
  • Clinical safety considerations

• Your doctor will recommend the most appropriate technique.
  

  Laser Mole Removal (Device-Based Treatment)

  A non-invasive laser treatment used for selected benign moles.

  Technology used:

  • Medical-grade laser targeting pigment (melanin)

  How it works:

  • Laser energy breaks down pigmented mole cells
  • The body gradually clears these particles

  Best for:

  • Small, flat, non-cancerous moles

  Why this works better than creams:

  • Targets pigment at depth
  • More precise than topical treatments