SHE'S PLASTIC SURGERY

  Many patients wonder about the methods of removing moles. There are two methods used at our clinic to remove moles: surgical and non-surgical.     First of all, let us start to define what a mole is. In medical terms, a mole is also called a “nevus." It is a congenital skin lesion or birthmark caused by abnormal pigmentation or the proliferation of blood vessels. Moles can be raised or spread along the skin surface.     Non-surgical mole removal involves using a CO2 laser to remove the mole. The procedure does not take much time, just about 5~10 minutes. After the procedure, it is necessary to change the water-proof bandages regularly so that water does not get into the procedure site.   A surgical mole removal method is recommended to remove large moles. Laser removal of large moles might leave noticeable scarring. Therefore, surgical mole removal would be more effective than laser in this case.     During the surgery, the surgeon slices away t...

One of the main reasons why people wish to get rid of moles is discomfort in everyday life and aesthetical unattractiveness of the moles. At She’s Plastic surgery, you can remove moles with the CO2 laser. It is a safe and effective way of removing moles with almost no scarring. CO2 Laser is a non-invasive and safe method for mole removal on the areas of face and body. Before the treatment, we will apply a local anesthetic to numb the area for 10 minutes. During the treatment, the laser rays are directed at the mole. The mole absorbs the rays and goes off until the surface becomes flat. The benefit of laser mole removal is the exclusion of any cutting and burning of the skin surface. During the procedure, you may feel a stinging feeling similar to injections. After the laser treatment, the mole area gets disinfected, and the nurse will apply a light dressing and waterproof plasters over the treated area. The aftercare wound management is vital to prevent the appearance of scars.  Yo...