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Lesion & Mole Removal in London, Ontario
Benign mole and lesion removal using the Tetra SmartXide CO₂ laser is a precise, controlled treatment. The laser targets the tissue directly, allowing the mole or lesion to be removed without affecting the surrounding skin.
Common Lesions Treated
- Benign moles
- Skin tags
- Seborrheic keratosis
- Cherry angiomas
- Fibromas
- Milia
- Hyperpigmented lesions
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FAQ's
What is benign mole and lesion removal using a CO2 laser?
Benign mole and lesion removal with a CO2 laser is a precise medical procedure where a Tetra CO2 laser is used to vaporize unwanted moles and lesions. Unlike surgical removal, which involves cutting out the mole and sewing the skin closed, this method cauterizes the mole flat. This approach minimizes downtime, bleeding, and scarring, providing a safe and effective solution for mole and lesion removal.
How does the CO2 laser work for mole and lesion removal?
The CO2 laser works by emitting focused beams of light that target and vaporize the mole or lesion. This advanced technique minimizes damage to surrounding tissues, promoting quicker healing and reducing the risk of scarring. More than one session may be required to gradually pare down the mole, helping to prevent deep scarring and ensuring a smooth skin surface.
Is anesthesia or numbing required for mole and lesion removal?
Yes, we use an injectable anesthetic to completely numb the treatment area, ensuring that you feel no discomfort during the mole or lesion removal procedure.
What is the recovery time for mole and lesion removal using a CO2 laser?
Recovery time is typically minimal. You might experience some redness and slight swelling in the treated area, which generally subsides within a few days. Most patients can resume their normal activities immediately after the procedure. Proper aftercare is crucial to avoid hypertrophic or keloid scarring..
Who is a good candidate for CO2 laser mole and lesion removal?
To be a good candidate for CO2 laser mole and lesion removal, the mole must be cleared by your primary care doctor for signs of atypical dysplasia or malignancy. It is crucial to inform us if the mole has changed or grown. Using the ABCDE assessment tool (Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, Evolving) can help determine candidacy. This method is suitable for all skin types and can be used on various parts of the body.
How long does a CO2 laser mole and lesion removal session take?
The duration of the session depends on the number and size of the moles or lesions. Generally, the procedure takes about 15 to 30 minutes, making it a quick and efficient solution for mole and lesion removal.
How many treatments are needed for mole and lesion removal?
Usually, one treatment is sufficient to remove the mole or lesion. However, if you have multiple moles or lesions or if new ones develop, additional sessions may be necessary. Multiple sessions may also be needed to gradually pare down the mole and prevent deep scarring.
