CO2 Laser Removal of Skin Growths & Moles

Precise removal of benign skin growths — fibromas, moles and other small lesions — using a CO2 laser. The focused laser beam vaporises the growth with minimal bleeding and supports faster, cleaner healing than some traditional methods. At DENIFE a mandatory dermatological evaluation is carried out before any growth is removed, so that only lesions confirmed as benign are treated.

CO2 laser removal is a precise way to deal with benign skin growths such as soft fibromas (skin tags), raised moles and other small lesions. The laser delivers a tightly focused beam that vaporises the unwanted tissue layer by layer while sealing tiny blood vessels as it works, which means very little bleeding, good precision and typically faster, cleaner healing than cruder methods. It is especially useful for raised lesions and growths in cosmetically sensitive areas where a neat result matters. At DENIFE in Karlovy Vary an important first step is a mandatory dermatological evaluation: every lesion is assessed before treatment so that only growths confirmed to be benign are removed, and anything suspicious is referred for proper investigation rather than lasered. Once a lesion is cleared for removal, the area is cleansed and local anaesthesia is applied, and the CO2 laser is used to remove the growth precisely. A small scab or area of healing skin forms afterwards and is cared for with simple aftercare and sun protection until it heals, usually within a couple of weeks. Several small lesions can often be treated in one visit. The treatment suits adults who want to remove bothersome but benign skin growths neatly; because the dermatological assessment is built in, it is also a safe route for people who are unsure whether a mole or growth needs checking. It is not used to treat anything suspicious for skin cancer, which is referred instead.