Mole and Wart Removal

Treatment details: Mole and Wart Removal

Several raised moles and warts were scattered across the face and neck, which is why an unlimited removal plan suited this patient better than pricing each lesion separately. Each lesion was removed with laser under local anaesthesia, working at a depth that clears the growth without cutting unnecessarily into surrounding skin. This image was taken one month afterwards, once the small wounds had closed and the protective tape was no longer needed. At this stage the treated sites often still show pink marks; these usually fade over three to six months. Sun protection during that window matters, since new pigmentation can settle into healing skin. Deeper lesions occasionally regrow and may need a second session.

Treated spots heal as shallow wounds that require tape or ointment for roughly ten to fourteen days. Once the surface closes, the area often stays pink or turns temporarily darker before matching the surrounding skin over three to six months. Recurrence is possible where a lesion extends deeply, and a further session may be arranged. A faint depression, a raised edge, or a change in texture can remain. Lesions that look atypical are assessed before any removal is carried out.