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Moles | Milia | Skin Tags

Moles | Milia | Skin Tags

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Small skin lesions removed with the method that suits each type.

About Procedure

About Moles | Milia | Skin Tags

Mole, milia and skin tag removal is a treatment that removes small benign lesions on the skin, such as moles, hemangiomas, milia, flat warts and skin tags, using lasers, extraction or other methods.

Moles and hemangiomas are removed with a laser suited to the lesion, milia are treated by extracting the small keratin pockets in the skin, and flat warts and skin tags are cleared with lasers or other methods according to their shape. Deep moles may be treated in stages with recovery in mind.

At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, the medical staff examines each lesion directly to first judge whether removal is appropriate, then plans treatment according to the number and location of lesions. Moles that change in shape or size may need testing first. Results may vary from person to person.

Features

Key Features of Moles | Milia | Skin Tags

01.

Removal methods tailored to moles, milia and skin tags

02.

Flat warts and hemangiomas can also be treated

03.

Intensity adjusted to lesion size and depth

04.

Multiple lesions can be removed in one visit

05.

Direct examination by the medical staff before treatment

06.

Recovery care with healing tape

Who Needs It

Recommended For

  • Those bothered by moles on the face or body

  • Those with white milia around the eyes

  • Those with an increasing number of skin tags on the neck or underarms

  • Those concerned about flat warts spreading on the face

  • Those bothered by small red hemangiomas

  • Those who want several lesions removed together

Treatment Time
Approx. 10–30 min depending on the number of lesions (excluding anesthesia time)
Treatment Interval
Usually 1 session; deep moles may need additional sessions at 1–2 month intervals
Recovery
Healing tape for about 7–10 days; redness for several weeks
Process

Treatment Process

STEP01

Consultation and examination — We check the type, size and depth of the lesions and plan their removal.

STEP02

Marking and anesthesia — The areas to be removed are marked and numbing cream is applied if needed.

STEP03

Lesion removal — Each lesion is removed with a laser or extraction, as appropriate.

STEP04

Healing care — Healing tape is applied to the treated area and we explain how to care for it.

STEP05

Follow-up check — We check your recovery and plan additional treatment if needed.

Treatment Area

Treatment Areas for Moles | Milia | Skin Tags

Face
Eye area
Neck
Underarms
Chest
Back
Arms and legs
Precautions

Before & After Care

For satisfying results, please review the following.

Keep the healing tape on the treated area for the period advised, and do not pick off scabs.

Pigmentation may occur after treatment, so please protect the area thoroughly from the sun.

Please let us know in advance if you are prone to keloids or are taking anticoagulants.

Deep moles may not be removed in one session or may become visible again, so additional treatment may be needed.

Flat warts are viral lesions and may recur or spread.

Moles that change in size, shape or color require examination and testing before removal.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  Will mole removal leave a scar?
Depending on the size and depth of the mole and on aftercare, scarring or a small depression may occur. Following aftercare instructions such as applying healing tape and protecting the area from the sun is important, and results vary from person to person.
Q.  How are milia removed?
Milia are small keratin pockets in the skin, and they are removed by extraction after the lesions are examined. Treatment time may vary depending on their number and location.
Q.  Does it hurt?
Because treatment is performed after numbing cream is applied, most people feel only some stinging. The level of discomfort may differ depending on the location of the lesion and the individual.
Q.  When can I wash my face and wear makeup?
You can wash your face from the same day, but please take care not to rub areas with healing tape. We recommend applying makeup while avoiding the taped areas.
Q.  Can a removed mole come back?
With deeply rooted moles, pigment may remain and become visible again. In that case, additional treatment can be performed after recovery.