Mole Removal mole removal principle and Er:YAG laser system
LOTUS3
A precise mole removal system based on the 2940nm Er:YAG laser
Mole Removal is a procedure that uses the LOTUS3 Er:YAG laser
to precisely remove the skin surface.
With the 2940nm wavelength laser, it selectively ablates only the unnecessary lesion tissue,
proceeding in a structure that induces skin regeneration along with mole removal.
A key feature is that it acts precisely while minimizing thermal damage,
helping to reduce stimulation to the surrounding skin and lower the burden of pigmentation.
Mole Removal benefits and effects
Mole Removal benefits
Precise mole removal completed with the 2940nm Er:YAG laser, LOTUS3 laser procedure features
The LOTUS3 Er:YAG laser precisely removes the skin surface while
considering mole removal and skin regeneration at the same time.
Precise ablation mole removal
A precise procedure that selectively removes unnecessary lesion tissue with the 2940nm Er:YAG laser
Minimized thermal damage
A laser method designed to minimize skin stimulation while reducing damage to surrounding tissue
Reduced pigmentation burden
Precise ablation and low thermal damage help reduce the burden of pigmentation after the procedure
Mole Removal procedure information
Procedure timeAbout 10 minutes
AnesthesiaTopical cream
Procedure interval6 to 12 months
Return to daily lifeImmediately possible
Mole Removal mole removal procedure features
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2940nm Er:YAG laser precise ablation system
The LOTUS3 Er:YAG laser uses the 2940nm wavelength to
precisely remove lesion tissue on the skin surface.
By selectively removing only unnecessary tissue, it proceeds in a procedure structure
that induces skin regeneration along with mole removal.
Epidermis
Lesion
Regeneration
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Customized removal design based on lesion condition
By adjusting the laser intensity and range according to the depth and size of the mole and the skin condition,
more precise removal is possible.
A customized procedure tailored to the skin condition
proceeds while reducing unnecessary damage.
Condition check
Intensity control
Precise removal
03
Minimized thermal damage and reduced pigmentation burden
The Er:YAG laser is designed to minimize thermal damage to surrounding tissue,
helping to reduce skin stimulation after the procedure.
With a precise ablation method, it lowers the burden of pigmentation
and is a procedure that considers stable skin recovery.
Precision
Low Heat
Recovery
Procedures and care that go well after Mole Removal
Recommended care after Mole Removal
After mole removal, it is important to focus management on skin regeneration and pigmentation prevention,
and depending on the skin condition, regeneration care and pigmentation care procedures can be performed together.
Regeneration care (LDM / regeneration laser)
Care to help skin recovery and reduce stimulation after mole removal,
which can help improve the skin regeneration environment.
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Laser toning
A procedure that considers pigmentation prevention and skin tone improvement,
used as care after mole removal.
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Rejuran regeneration care
A skin booster that supports skin regeneration,
which can help improve the skin condition during recovery after mole removal.
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When Mole Removal may be needed
Mole Removal, recommended for the following
Case 01Cases concerned that moles and blemishes on the face or body are gradually increasing
Case 02Cases bothered by raised moles or darkly colored moles
Case 03Cases wanting to keep the skin clean and tidy
Case 04Cases worried about pigmentation after mole removal
Case 05Cases wanting mole removal while reducing the burden of scarring
Mole Removal frequently asked questions
Mole Removal, FAQ
Q. How is mole removal performed?
It is performed using a 2940nm Er:YAG laser to precisely remove lesion tissue on the skin surface, after which it induces skin regeneration.
Q. What are the characteristics of the LOTUS3 laser?
A characteristic of the Er:YAG laser is that it finely ablates skin tissue while minimizing thermal damage to the surroundings, allowing for a precise procedure during mole removal.
Q. What is the recovery period after mole removal?
There are individual differences, but for a certain period after the procedure a scab forms and falls off, after which skin regeneration occurs.
Q. Can pigmentation occur after mole removal?
A temporary pigmentation change may appear after the procedure, and the recovery process may be affected depending on sun protection and management.
Q. Is mole removal completed in one session?
Depending on the depth and condition of the mole, one session or additional procedures may be needed, and the number of procedures may vary depending on individual condition.
Q. How is the cost of mole removal determined?
The cost may vary depending on the size, number, and location of the moles, and exact guidance can be confirmed through consultation.
Q. What about pain or side effects?
A sensation may be felt during the procedure, and temporary redness or scab formation may appear afterward, but in most cases these subside during the recovery process.
Q. Are there cases where mole removal is difficult?
The procedure may be restricted in cases of certain skin conditions or diseases, and suitability may vary depending on individual condition, so a prior consultation is needed.
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