Laser mole removal is likely to recur.
Laser mole removal, that is, laser treatment of pigmented moles, is through the photothermal effect of laser, making mole cells and their surrounding tissues gasify and carbonize, and undergoing the skin lesion repair process of crusting and scab removal, so as to achieve the effect of removing moles.
If the location of the nevus is deeper or larger in scope, the laser treatment only burns the shallow part of the nevus, and cannot make all the nevus cells necrotic, theoretically leaving several nevus cells behind may lead to recurrence in the later stage, and the laser treatment will stimulate the local tissues of the nevus, which will also increase the possibility of recurrence.
For patients who have recurrence, they can go to regular hospitals and follow the specialist’s advice to do laser treatment again.