It is not known why moles occur, some of them are congenital. Some come out later. There is a genetic predisposition and the effect of ultraviolet, that is, the sun, in those that appear later. Moles are found in many people. They do not cause any discomfort, but sometimes people want to have their moles removed because of the appearance. Only benign moles can be removed by laser. The most important thing is for the dermatologist to decide whether they are benign or not. Moles with suspected malignant moles should be examined by the pathology and the treatment method should be decided according to the result.

If you are seen by a dermatologist and your moles are considered benign, your moles can be removed with a laser. Removing moles with a laser is definitely not difficult. Since it is anesthetized beforehand, you will not feel much pain. The process takes a few minutes for me alone. Fractional CO2 Laser and Q-switched Nd-Yag Laser are used for laser mole removal. If the mole is small and superficial when the mole is removed with the laser, there is no scar. If it is large and deep, a small, slightly pitted, skin-colored scar may remain.