What are the risks of laser Dot mole?

Laser Dot mole is a common method to remove moles, which is highly respected for its advantages of safety, painless, rapidity and thoroughness. However, laser Dot mole is also a minimally invasive surgery. Since it is an operation, there will be certain risks.

There are many kinds of nevus, the most common ones are localized nevus (divided into borderline nevus, intradermal nevus and mixed nevus according to the depth), in addition to giant nevus (congenital melanocyte nevus with a huge area), halo nevus (skin around melanocyte nevus in hypopigmentation), simple freckles (nevus), freckles (appearing in exposed parts such as face and darkening brown after sun exposure), brown and milk spots (appearing light brown spots at birth).

Laser Dot mole is a skin beauty technology. It is through the photothermal effect of laser that the nevus cells and surrounding tissues are carbonized and cut, thus achieving the effect of removing nevus. Generally speaking, it doesn't matter if there is a mole, but if it is in an obvious part such as the face, it will make people feel more troubled. At present, laser Dot mole method is the least harmful and the best method to remove moles. It has obvious therapeutic effect on various pigments. Such as nevus OTA, pigmented nevus, bad eyebrow tattoo, eyebrow tattoo eyeliner, senile plaque, nevus flammeus, eyebrow tattoo, tattoo, varicose vascular disease, vascular disease, etc.