Mole removal in Busan, Seomyeon
Precise treatment for unwanted benign lesions,
with physician evaluation first.
Laser mole removal uses focused energy to remove selected benign moles and superficial skin lesions. At Newline Clinic, the treatment method is chosen after medical evaluation of the lesion's size, depth, location and appearance. Published Newline pricing includes CO2 treatment at ₩10,000 per lesion and ₩300,000 for full-face treatment. Suspicious or changing lesions require medical assessment rather than routine cosmetic laser removal.
At a glance.
- Treatment time
- Often 5–15 min per lesion
- Initial result
- Visible after treatment
- Healing
- Varies by depth & location
- Downtime
- Local wound care may be needed
- Sessions
- Often 1; repeat may be needed
- Newline published price
- ₩10,000 / lesion
Before & after.
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What is Laser Mole Removal?
Targeted removal, planned lesion by lesion.
Laser mole removal uses focused laser energy to remove selected benign moles, beauty marks and superficial skin lesions. CO2 laser can ablate tissue layer by layer, while other methods may be considered depending on lesion depth, pigmentation and location. The key first step is confirming that a lesion is appropriate for cosmetic removal. Newline's published price material confirms CO2 treatment pricing; the treating physician determines whether CO2 or another approach is appropriate after examination.
The process
,
step by step.
The exact technique depends on the lesion's appearance, depth, location and the physician's assessment.
Lesion assessment
The physician checks the mole or skin lesion before cosmetic treatment. Lesions with suspicious features or recent change may need diagnostic evaluation instead of cosmetic laser removal.
Comfort preparation
Topical or local anesthesia may be used when appropriate, depending on the treatment area, lesion size and expected depth.
Targeted removal
CO2 laser can remove selected superficial or raised lesions in controlled layers. The physician adjusts the technique to the lesion rather than using one fixed setting for every patient.
Healing & review
A small treated area may form a crust or pink mark while healing. Deeper lesions can require additional treatment, and recurrence is possible depending on lesion depth and biology.
Different lesions need different decisions.
The physician evaluates whether a lesion is suitable for cosmetic laser treatment and which method is appropriate.
| Lesion / Area | Typical approach | Sessions | Key point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small raised benign mole | CO2 or physician-selected removal | Often 1 | Depth affects healing and recurrence |
| Flat pigmented lesion | Physician-selected pigment / lesion treatment | Varies | Diagnosis matters before treatment |
| Multiple small lesions | Individual lesion assessment; full-face option may be considered | Varies | Newline publishes full-face CO2 pricing |
| Delicate facial areas | Conservative physician-selected technique | Varies | Location and scarring risk guide treatment |
| Large / deep mole | Laser or surgical evaluation | Varies | Surgery may be more appropriate in some cases |
| Suspicious / changing lesion | Diagnostic evaluation first | Not routine cosmetic laser | Medical safety takes priority |
CO2 mole & lesion removal prices.
Only prices confirmed in Newline's current published materials are shown here. Final treatment method and price are confirmed after examination.
| Treatment | Published Price | Use | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newline CO2 — per lesion | ₩10,000 | Selected moles / superficial lesions | Suitability is confirmed by the physician |
| Newline CO2 — full face | ₩300,000 | Multiple facial lesions when medically appropriate | Final scope is confirmed at consultation |
| Other methods Alternative laser / surgical approach | Confirm at consultation | When CO2 is not the preferred method | No unverified device-specific price is displayed |
Good candidates &
who should wait.
Every treatment has ideal candidates and situations where it's not recommended. Safety first — always.
Good candidates
- Cosmetic mole removal for clear skin
- Multiple small moles (batch removal possible)
- Moles in delicate facial areas that require careful physician assessment
- Stable benign moles (not changing in size/color)
- Patients who want non-surgical option
Not ideal for
- Suspicious moles (changing size, color, ABCDE criteria) — need biopsy first
- Very large moles (>1cm) — surgical excision better
- Active skin infections
- Recent isotretinoin use — physician review is required before treatment
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding — discuss timing and suitability with the treating physician
What happens after.
Aftercare varies with lesion depth, location and treatment method. Follow the instructions given after your procedure.
After your treatment
- Use the wound-care ointment or dressing exactly as instructed by the clinic
- Keep the treated area clean and avoid unnecessary friction or picking
- A small crust may form; allow it to separate naturally
- Use diligent sun protection after the surface has healed
- Avoid strong exfoliating products on the treated spot until healed
- Contact the clinic if pain, redness, discharge or swelling becomes unexpectedly severe
- Follow-up may be advised for deeper lesions or if pigment remains
Possible side effects
- Temporary redness, tenderness or mild swelling
- Crusting or a small superficial wound while the area heals
- Temporary pink, brown or lighter color change
- Post-inflammatory pigmentation, especially after sun exposure
- Infection
- Persistent pigment change
- Visible scar or texture change
- Incomplete removal or recurrence requiring reassessment
Doctor Portrait
Son Hee-dong, MD, PhD,
board-certified
plastic surgeon.
Chief Director of Newline Clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, with a doctorate in medicine and long-standing clinical and academic work in plastic surgery.
- Board-certified plastic surgeon
- Doctorate in Medicine (MD, PhD), Dong-A University Graduate School
- Clinical Professor, Department of Plastic Surgery, Dong-A University Hospital
- Full member, Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
- Full member, Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
- Chief Director, Newline Clinic · established in Seomyeon in 2005
