Spot removal is a procedure that helps improve pigmented lesions on the surface of the skin. It is typically performed in a relatively short time using CO2 laser or electrocautery. The appropriate method is chosen based on the depth, size, and location of the lesion.

POINT 1 – For those concerned about raised or flat moles
POINT 2 – For those with moles that get in the way during shaving or makeup
POINT 3 – For those worried about pigmented lesions on the skin
POINT 4 – For those seeking a cleaner, more refined appearance

STEP 1 – Consultation & Diagnosis
STEP 2 – Application of Numbing Cream
STEP 3 – Laser Treatment
STEP 4 – Soothing Care & Healing Ointment

01. Removing noticeable moles or pigmented lesions creates a cleaner and more refined appearance.
02. Achieve smoother makeup application with clearer skin.
03. Removing raised moles can help improve overall skin texture.
04. A more even skin tone contributes to an enhanced overall impression.
05. Depending on your skin condition and the type of mole, a single treatment may be sufficient. If needed, additional sessions can be performed at 2–3 week intervals.

- Do not forcibly remove the scab after the procedure.

- Avoid direct sun exposure on the treated area for at least 1–2 weeks.

- Use healing ointment or protective tape as instructed.

- Refrain from alcohol, saunas, and intense exercise for a few days post-treatment.

- Avoid using harsh or irritating skincare products until the skin has fully healed.