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Mole and Lesion Removal with CO2 Laser

Type

Mole Removal

Duration

25 min

What's included

3 deliverables in this treatment

  • Dermoscopic assessment confirming the lesion is benign before ablation
  • CO2 laser ablation of the agreed lesion
  • Wound dressing and aftercare instructions; EMLA numbing cream available for +100 Kč

CO2 laser ablation removes benign pigmented lesions, moles, seborrheic keratoses, warts and other skin surface growths with precision and minimal scarring. The CO2 laser emits infrared energy that is absorbed by water in the tissue cells, vaporising the target lesion layer by layer under physician control. At DermaClinique Písek, this procedure follows dermoscopic assessment to confirm the lesion is benign before removal — a critical safety step that distinguishes medical-grade practice from beauty-salon removal. MUDr. Jůzlová, Ph.D. tailors the ablation depth to the lesion type to achieve the cleanest cosmetic result with the least impact on surrounding tissue.

About this treatment

CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser ablation is the gold standard for non-surgical removal of benign superficial skin lesions. The laser emits infrared radiation at 10,600 nm — a wavelength absorbed almost exclusively by intracellular water. When focused on tissue, this causes instantaneous water vaporisation within target cells, ablating the lesion with a narrow zone of thermal coagulation at the margin that simultaneously seals blood vessels and minimises…

Why CO2 over other methods

Compared to electrocautery, CO2 laser ablation is more precise and produces less thermal damage to surrounding tissue — important for cosmetic outcomes and for delicate anatomical areas (eyelids, lips). Compared to surgical excision (scalpel), CO2 ablation is sutureless for superficial lesions, produces a smaller and less visible scar, and does not require a specimen to be sent for histology (which is instead obtained via prior dermoscopy — see the…

Good to know

Laser
CO2 (10,600 nm)
Price
1 000 Kč per lesion
Pre-assessment
Dermoscopy required for pigmented lesions
Healing
Crust falls off in 7–14 days

Who is this for?

Moles, seborrheic keratoses, warts, skin tags, milia, small benign lesions requiring precise removal

Preparation required

Prior dermoscopy recommended for pigmented lesions. EMLA cream can be applied in-clinic 30 min before — request at booking.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

DermaClinique Písek is founded and led by MUDr. Kateřina Jůzlová, Ph.D. She graduated from the 1st Medical Faculty of Charles University, completed her dermatovenerology residency and worked at the dermatovenerology clinic at Na Bulovce Hospital (2009–2017) and then at the dermatovenerology ambulance at IKEM (2015–2017), contributing to teaching, research and clinical studies. She was awarded her Ph.D. from the 2nd…

Languages: Czech

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