Mole Removal Sunshine Coast

Sunshine Coast cosmetic Mole Removal

Here at Coastal Skin & Laser, we offer laser removal of benign raised lesions for a range of areas on the body. Our mole removal services use targeted laser technology designed to target moles or skin tags that are raised or causing irritation. Each procedure is performed by a dermal clinician or GP specialist using medical-grade equipment. All patients are assessed before treatment by a GP specialist to confirm that the lesion is suitable for cosmetic removal.


If there is any doubt about a mole’s nature, a skin cancer check or skin biopsy will be recommended prior to treatment.


As a skin clinic based in Tewantin, we welcome patients from across the Sunshine Coast, including Noosa, Coolum, Maroochydore, Mooloolaba and Caloundra.


To book a consultation for mole removal or ask a question, call (07) 5355 6033.

Removing for Cosmetic Reasons

Cosmetic mole removal uses focused laser technology to address the raised appearance of benign lesions. This non-surgical method may be considered for cosmetic reasons.


Laser treatment may be suitable for various areas of the body and may require one or more sessions.


An assessment is required prior to treatment to determine whether the lesion is appropriate for cosmetic removal. Lesions showing suspicious changes will be referred for further investigation before any procedure takes place.


Our team aims to approach each mole removal procedure with care, in line with clinical protocols. Aftercare instructions are provided to support appropriate wound management following treatment.


Our service includes:


  • Non-surgical cosmetic mole or skin tag removal
  • Suitable for most body areas
  • Referral or in-house treatment is available if further investigation is needed


Book online with Coastal Skin & Laser to arrange an assessment.

What To Expect

After treatment, it's common to feel a mild warming sensation, a bit like sunburn, which usually settles within a few hours. Some redness, swelling and tenderness can follow, but this typically eases within a day or two. If a local anaesthetic injection was needed, you might also notice some minor bruising or swelling around the injection site.


As the skin begins healing, the treated area may feel dry, tight or slightly sensitive. It's important not to pick, scratch or prematurely remove any crusting that forms, as this can slow healing and increase the risk of scarring or changes in pigmentation. Keeping the area protected from sun exposure during this time also helps support a smooth recovery.


Healing looks a little different depending on the type of lesion treated. Pigmented lesions, such as sun spots, freckles or benign pigmentation, tend to darken over the first 24 to 48 hours before a light crust forms and gradually flakes away, usually within one to three weeks. Raised lesions, including skin tags, seborrhoeic keratoses and benign moles, will generally dry out, form a protective crust and separate from the skin naturally, usually within two to four weeks.


We'll provide detailed aftercare instructions after your procedure to help guide healing and support the best possible results.

FAQs

Who can benefit from K-Laser Blue-Derma?

Anyone with benign raised lesions, including:



  • Skin Tag
  • Cherry Angioma
  • Venous Lake
  • Dermal Nevus
  • Seborrheic Keratosis

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