CO2 Laser (Enhance Skin Smoothness By Removing Moles And Warts Safely)

· Those in Tokyo looking for quick and precise mole or wrath removal.
· Those with multiple moles, skin tags, or wrath.
· Those with skin irregularities.
· Those who want to remove raised or pigmented spots.
· Those who wish to achieve smoother and clearer skin.

CO2 Laser is a medical skin solution that uses concentrated light energy to safely and precisely remove unwanted skin growths. This method relies on a carbon dioxide laser, which emits a high-energy beam that reacts with the moisture in the targeted skin area. The laser energy gently vaporizes the tissue, allowing the removal of moles, warts, skin tags, and other raised blemishes while minimizing damage to the surrounding skin.

This technique is especially valued for its ability to provide pinpoint accuracy with minimal bleeding and reduced risk of visible scarring. Compared to traditional removal methods such as surgical cutting or electric scalpel use, CO2 Laser offers a less invasive approach with faster healing. Treatment can be applied to both large and small growths, including those located on delicate areas such as the face or neck. In addition to aesthetic improvement, this method can support skin health by eliminating abnormal skin tissue while preserving the natural appearance of the surrounding area.

CO2 Laser begins with a visual and diagnostic assessment using advanced tools such as dermoscopy and VISIA skin analysis to understand the depth, size, and characteristics of the skin growth. Once the target areas are identified, the laser device emits a focused beam of light that reacts with the moisture in the cells of the mole or wart. This generates heat energy, which gently vaporizes the unwanted tissue layer by layer. The laser can be adjusted with precision to avoid affecting healthy skin around the lesion, making it suitable even for sensitive facial areas. For small warts or moles, the procedure typically takes only a few seconds, while multiple or larger areas may require up to 10 minutes in total. The laser also coagulates surrounding blood vessels during the process, reducing bleeding and promoting faster healing. After the targeted tissue is removed, the treated area is protected with an ointment and covered, allowing new skin to gradually regenerate with minimal scarring.

1. Consultation will be conducted with the doctor.
2. The treatment area will be cleansed.
3. Local anesthesia will be applied.
4. CO2 Laser will be administered.
5. The treated area will be covered with protective ointment.

<Advantages>
· Enhances overall skin clarity
· Brightens complexion by clearing pigmented moles or skin tags
· Smooths uneven texture
· Minimizes the appearance of pores
· Supports youthful appearance
· Promotes cleaner and more polished skin surface

<Limitations>
· Temporary redness may occur for 5 to 7 days after treatment

· Avoid picking and scratching the mole or wrath at least 1 week before treatment
· Avoid applying thick makeup or heavy skincare products on the day of the treatment
· Avoid sunbathing or tanning at least 1 week before treatment
· Inform doctor for any on-going medications, skin irritation, wounds, or infections
· Shave or trim facial or body hair near the treated area 1 day before treatment

· Avoid removing the scab or scratch the treated area for at least 10 days after treatment
· Avoid direct sun exposure and apply sunscreen daily at least 4 to 6 weeks after treatment
· Refrain from using exfoliants, retinoids, or strong skincare products in the treated area for at least 2 weeks after treatment
· Avoid doing strenuous exercise for 7 to 10 days after treatment

Q1: Will the mole or warts come back after CO2 Laser?
A1: No, once a mole or wart is completely removed with CO2 Laser, it does not return. However, some deeper or stubborn growths may require a few treatment sessions, and warts caused by viruses may recur depending on the patient’s immune response.

Q2: Can CO2 Laser be used for all types of moles and warts?
A2: CO2 Laser is suitable for many types of benign moles, warts, and raised blemishes. However, suspicious or potentially cancerous moles must be examined closely and may require a biopsy or alternative treatment method. It is best to have a consultation with the doctor at our affiliated clinic before undergoing this treatment.

Q3: Is CO2 Laser safe for the face and neck?
A3: Yes, CO2 Laser is especially useful for delicate areas like the face and neck because of its pinpoint accuracy and minimal thermal spread. This allows for clean removal with less risk of visible scarring.

Q4: Is there any bleeding during CO2 Laser?
A4: Minimal bleeding may occur during CO2 Laser, especially with larger or deeper growths. However, the laser also coagulates blood vessels during treatment, which significantly reduces bleeding compared to excision method.

Q5: Does CO2 Laser leave holes in the skin?
A5: The treated area may appear sunken slightly hollow where the mole or wart was removed after CO2 Laser. This is temporary and the skin usually regenerates and smooths out over time.

[Clinic Name] Bianca Clinic Ginza
[Location] Tokyo, Japan
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] 5 mins drive from Tokyo Station, Ginza Sony Park, as well as many other attractions nearby
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Sunday (10:00AM - 7:00PM)

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