Raised moles can usually be removed by laser treatment.
Raised moles are usually pigmented moles and sebaceous moles, of which pigmented moles are classified into junctional moles, mixed moles, and intradermal moles depending on the location of the moles. As they are benign tumors on the surface of the skin, they do not need to be treated under normal circumstances. For people with aesthetic needs, they can choose laser treatment, cryotherapy or surgery to remove them.
Laser treatment uses a specific instrument to emit high-intensity laser heat energy, which acts directly on the skin and subcutaneous part of the lesion and burns the local tissues, causing the local tissues to necrolyze and fall off quickly, and the method is characterized by quick results, safety and few side effects.
When choosing laser removal of raised moles, be sure to choose a regular medical institution to avoid increasing the risk of treatment.