Removal of benign skin lesions
We remove moles, warts, keratoses, and other benign (i.e. non-cancerous) skin lesions with laser technology and electrosurgery. Three tools so we can pick the right one based on the type of lesion and the area.
Not every mole is the same — and they aren't all treated the same
Moles — medically known as nevi — are accumulations of pigmented cells that can appear anywhere on the body. Most are benign, but they can be a nuisance for cosmetic reasons, location, or because they rub against clothing. Before removing them, we run a clinical diagnosis to rule out suspicious lesions.
Beyond classic moles, we can also treat warts, keratoses, fibromas, epidermal cysts, and small spots. The key is choosing the right tool based on the type, depth, and location of the lesion — to minimize scarring and keep the result natural.
Pigmented nevi
Classic moles with pigment. Removed with fractional laser or controlled laser vaporization.
Skin tags (without pigment)
Small skin-colored bumps. Usually treated with high-frequency electrosurgery.
Warts and keratoses
Lesions caused by viruses or sun exposure. Laser vaporization or electrosurgery depending on the type.
Small fibromas and cysts
Benign skin lesions that can be removed on an outpatient basis.
Before any procedure, a dermatological evaluation to confirm the lesion is benign and choose the best technique.
Three tools, one clinical decision
We don't use the same technique for everything. We have three different devices so the tool fits the lesion — not the other way around.
Alma Hybrid
Combines fractional CO₂ laser and non-ablative laser. Removes benign moles with precision, without affecting surrounding tissue. The regenerative effect stimulates collagen and promotes fast healing with minimal scarring risk.
Ideal for
Benign moles, especially in visible areas where scarring matters cosmetically.
Erbium laser
Controlled vaporization technology for surface skin lesions like fine moles and warts. Acts only on superficial layers with minimal thermal spread — low risk of hyperpigmentation, fast recovery.
Ideal for
Surface moles, lesions in sensitive areas, or skin prone to pigmentation.
Hyfrecator
High-frequency electrosurgery. Coagulates and removes small moles, warts, and skin lesions with controlled electrical pulses. No incisions, minimal bleeding, fast healing.
Ideal for
Small moles, warts, and lesions that need a quick, outpatient procedure.
The choice depends on the type, size, and location of the lesion. We define it during your clinical assessment.
Your path to even-looking skin
Diagnosis, technique selection, and procedure — all in just a few visits.
Dermatological assessment
We evaluate each lesion clinically. We confirm it's benign and choose the right technique for your case.
Personalized plan
We explain which tool to use, how many lesions can be treated in a single session, post-procedure care, and timing.
Procedure
We apply local anesthesia. The session lasts 15 to 45 minutes depending on the number of lesions. An outpatient procedure.
Follow-up
We give you clear post-procedure care guidelines. We do a check-in to verify healing and confirm the result.
Sessions
Generally 1 session
Duration
15 to 45 minutes based on number of lesions
Recovery
3 to 7 days with a protective scab
Pain
Minimal with local anesthesia
Equipment
Technology we use
The equipment behind this treatment — design, certifications and full technical sheet.
Alma Lasers (Israel)
Alma Hybrid
Our most advanced platform for scars, stretch marks, and skin rejuvenation
- TypeDual-laser hybrid platform
- Ablative laserFractional CO₂ — 10,600nm
- Non-ablative laser1570nm deep-penetration
Frequently asked questions about mole removal
More even skin, without that bother
Book your free assessment. We evaluate each lesion, choose the right technique, and explain the procedure with full transparency. No cost, no obligation.
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