Laser mole and wart removal

Examination comes first

Every growth is examined before it is removed. A mole that is changing in size, shape or colour, bleeds, or looks unusual may need to be sent for testing rather than simply lasered.

Procedure and healing

Local anaesthesia is applied, and the growth is removed in minutes. A small dressing or crust forms and heals over one to two weeks. Warts can recur, and some may need repeat treatment.

We remove

• Moles (after examination)
• Warts, including plantar and genital warts
• Skin tags
• Syringomas and small benign bumps
• Xanthelasma (selected cases)

Frequently asked questions

Will it leave a mark?

A small pale or pink mark may remain for some time. Good aftercare and sun protection help.

Can a mole grow back?

Sometimes, especially if pigment cells remain deeper in the skin.

How do I know if a mole is safe?

Have it examined. Changes in size, colour, shape or bleeding need prompt assessment.

This page is for general information. Your dermatologist will advise on what suits you after examination. Results vary from person to person.