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Who loves their facial moles? Not everyone. Welcome to Dr. Scheiner's
Medical Minute. Today we're going to talk about a great way to treat moles with the
hybrid laser mole treatment. Facial moles are a common condition found in many people.
They can be present at birth or develop over the course of a lifetime. Though they are
frequently referred to as beauty marks, in many cases they are anything but beautiful. A
healthy facial complexion that is clear, bright and glowing sends a message of health and
vitality. When we have pigment spots, bumps, or moles on our face, they can make us appear
to be old, less healthy and less vibrant. Moles exist both above and below the skin
surface. The part of the mole that we see is often just the "tip of the iceberg".
Since moles extend so deeply beyond the top skin layer, the only way to fully remove them
is through surgical excision. This is necessary when the mole has irregular cells or is cancerous.
Fortunately, most moles are not dangerous but are instead a cosmetic concern. Because
surgical excision leaves a scar that is often 3 times as long as the lesion itself, many
people chose not to undergo surgical excision and instead continue to live with their irregular
facial feature. Thankfully there is another option. If the lesion isn't dangerous its
possible to "shave" it but this often results in a divot in the face or an incompletely
shaved lesion. This is why I developed the Hybrid laser Mole treatment. It involves taking
a small piece of the mole and sending to the pathologist first to insure it isn't dangerous.
Next, using an Erbium laser and a fine 2mm spot size, the residual mole can be planned
down cell layer by cell layer until its completely flat with the surrounding tissue. The skin then
grows over this and the result is a flat facial region in the area that had previously had the
mole. It should be noted that this procedure does leave the deeper portion of the lesion
behind, but since they generally grow very slowly, the results are likely to last
a very long time. If you have a facial mole that you would like reduced, this procedure
might be the right answer for you. I hope you found this interesting and I invite you
come back and watch again for our next medical minute. Goodbye for now and I wish each of
you a beautiful day.
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