Moles are the concentrations of melanocytes, pigment-producing cells, in the skin.
People who have light skin are more likely to have more moles. No local anaesthetic is needed in this removal treatment.
As long as the mole does not have skin cancer concerns, you may wish to remove it for cosmetic reasons. You may have tried all home remedies to remove facial moles. These, sadly, attack healthy tissue, which carries its own health risks.
Cryopen treatment is effective for removing benign moles. You can have peace of mind knowing there is no downtime compared to a surgical procedure.
Our team have years of experience in removing unwanted benign moles. With pinpoint accuracy, the surface of the skin around the mole isn’t touched.
Most benign moles are less than 0.25 inches in diameter, and their colours range from pink to brown, sometimes black. Cryotherapy has no complications and no scalpel use. No risk of pigmentation issues.
The lesion and any mole, even a cosmetic mole removal, can be removed without excision.
They can be in any part of the body, either alone or in groups.
What is Cryopen?
Cryosurgical Treatment
Some people think twice about undergoing surgery to remove benign moles. Luckily, Lipo Sculpt Cryopen Cryosurgical Treatment can remove these benign moles without leaving scars.
The Lipo Sculpt Cryopen Cryosurgical System we use is equipped with the most advanced technology in removing benign moles in less than a minute.
Through the linear compression cooling technology, cryogenic liquids or gases are eliminated due to their harmful effects.
During the procedure, the ultracold jet loaded with high-pressure nitrous oxide will be applied directly to the skin to ensure rapid, effective removal.
We can treat benign moles from 1mm to 10mm in size, and we guarantee quick treatment, with a 2mm mole treated in 10 seconds.
Patients can expect our benign mole removal to be proven safe and accurate. We will treat only the site where benign moles are present, and the healthy surrounding tissues will not be affected.
Although minimal discomfort may occur after the treatment, patients can expect complete safety and the best results.
To ensure that all pathological tissue has already disappeared, a follow-up checkup or treatment is recommended.
What to do with a newly developed mole?
A new mole can be regarded as suspicious. It is essential to seek a prompt consultation with a dermatologist for a thorough examination.
What are the common changes in benign moles?
People should watch for common changes in their moles such as blurred or ragged border mole edges, uneven shades of colour, elevated appearance, and greater diameter than one-
Does a benign mole change during pregnancy
Moles usually change during pregnancy due to hormonal effects, becoming larger or darker.