Mole Removal in Seoul, Korea

Mole Removal Methods in Seoul

1. Laser Mole Removal

Uses precise laser energy to vaporize mole tissue with minimal damage to surrounding skin.
 Best for: flat or small raised moles, cosmetic removal, minimal scarring.

2. Radiofrequency (RF) Mole Removal

A micro-surgical technique using heat energy to shave down raised moles.
 Best for: raised moles, textured or dome-shaped moles.

3. Surgical Excision

Cutting out the mole with a scalpel and stitching the skin.
 Best for: large, deep, or suspicious moles needing biopsy.
 Note: leaves a linear scar but ensures full removal.

4. Combination Treatment

Some moles require RF + laser or removal + resurfacing to achieve smooth final results.

What to Expect During a Mole Removal Session

  1. Consultation – Mole evaluation to determine the safest method
  2. Local anesthesia – Numbing cream or small injection
  3. Removal – Laser, RF, or surgical technique applied
  4. Aftercare – Ointment, bandage, protective dressing
  5. Follow-up – Healing checked, optional scar care treatments

        Typical procedure time: 5–20 minutes per mole.

Downtime & Healing

  • Mild redness or scabbing for 3–10 days
  • Full skin regeneration over 2–4 weeks
  • Makeup (for facial moles) usually allowed after scab falls off
  • Avoid picking scabs to prevent scarring
  • Sun protection is crucial for 2–3 months

How Many Sessions Are Needed?

  • Most moles: 1 session
  • Deep or large moles: 1–2 sessions
  • Surgical excision: one procedure with suture removal after 5–10 days

Mole Removal Cost in Seoul

        Pricing depends on size, location, and method:

  • Small mole: ₩10,000 – ₩50,000
  • Medium mole: ₩50,000 – ₩120,000
  • Large/deep mole: ₩120,000 – ₩300,000+
  • Surgical excision: ₩150,000 – ₩400,000+ (varies)

        Multiple mole discounts are common.

Who Is a Good Candidate?

       You may benefit from mole removal if you have:

  • A mole you dislike cosmetically
  • A mole that gets irritated by shaving or clothing
  • A mole that has grown or changed (requires evaluation)
  • Raised moles that collect makeup or create uneven texture
  • Flat pigmented moles affecting symmetry

Safety & Precautions

  • Suspicious moles should be biopsied—never laser suspicious lesions
  • Darker skin tones need careful laser settings to avoid pigmentation
  • Avoid sun exposure before and after treatment
  • Follow wound care instructions to prevent scarring
  • Not recommended during active skin infection or pregnancy (depending on method)

Aftercare Tips for Best Results

  • Apply healing ointment as instructed
  • Keep the area clean and dry
  • Do not scratch or remove scabs
  • Avoid sun exposure; apply SPF 50+ daily
  • Use scar gels or laser resurfacing if recommended
  • Avoid saunas, swimming, and intense sweating for a few days