Laser mole removal with red pits after scabs fall off, it is recommended to apply growth factor gel locally to repair. If the patient’s condition is more serious, he/she can go to the hospital and be stripped by chemical drugs or treated by cryo-excision surgery under the guidance of the doctor.
Laser mole removal is to use the photothermal effect of laser to vaporize and cut away the melanosome cells on the surface of the skin. This treatment is precise and minimally invasive, and has become more common in the clinic. The healing process has the process of scabbing and scab removal, after the scab falls off, the local area will be left with light red depression, which is a normal phenomenon, and the shallower depression can be gradually faded in 3-6 months.
1. Growth factor gel: It is recommended to repair the skin with growth factor gel at the early stage of scab removal, and apply it two or three times a day, which can play the role of repairing the trauma to improve the dimples.
2. Laser treatment: At present, carbon dioxide fractional laser, erbium laser and other photoelectric treatments are commonly used to deal with scarring, through stripping, stimulating local collagen regeneration and rearrangement to improve the appearance of scarring, but generally require multiple treatments to achieve the desired results.
3. Surgery: If the scar is obvious and affects the appearance or function, and the conservative treatment is ineffective for a long period of time, the proliferating scar tissue can be removed through surgery and then reduced tension suture. However, surgery is an invasive operation, and there is a risk of re-formation of hyperplastic scar, after surgery, patients need to follow the doctor’s instructions to standardize anti-scar treatment.
It is recommended that during the recovery period of laser mole removal surgery, patients should try not to eat spicy and stimulating food, and pay attention to sun protection. When discomfort occurs, consult the doctor in time and follow the doctor’s instructions to standardize the treatment.