Mole Removal with Cold Laser Technology: painless, no scars

We specialize in mole removal since 2007

Years of experience

Each of our doctors has already removed thousands of moles

Our medical center removes over 4000 moles a year

Gentle method

We use skin-friendly cold laser technology

The procedure does not leave scars and is painless

Price

Removal of 1-3 moles for €188

Pedunculated moles and cherry moles are removed by areas: 1-3 areas according to doctor’s assessment for €188

* RF ablation (eng. radiofrequency ablation), also called cold laser

Before and After

Skin healing after mole removal occurs as if there was a small wound on the skin.

before procedure

after procedure (5 days)

Mole Removal with Cold Laser - Leaves No Noticeable Scars

Cold laser is the most gentle way to remove moles. Removing them with this method does not require cutting the skin or applying stitches. The skin heals quickly, the procedure leaves no noticeable scars or marks.

Moles are removed almost painlessly. However, we use additional local anesthesia so that our patients do not experience discomfort.

Mole removal can be performed on the face and other sensitive areas.

With this gentle method, moles can be removed regardless of their location - on the face, eyelids, nose and nostrils, neck, limbs, and intimate areas.

We remove many different types of moles, such as papillomas, various types of nevi, hemangiomas, spider angiomas, keratomas, warts, and other types of moles.

Makeup can be used as soon as the skin surface is completely dry, usually two days after the procedure.

Mole Removal Prices at MEDFIN Medical Center

Removing 1-3 moles costs 188 €. The procedure takes 20 minutes.

If necessary, the doctor can remove more than 3 moles in one appointment, each additional mole costs 50 euros each.

Papillomas and angiomas are removed by areas: 1-3 areas as assessed by the doctor for 188 €.

A clinic fee of 24 euros is added to the price of the appointment.

MEDFIN Medical Center

Itämerenkatu 11 EF, 1st floor. 00180 Helsinki

Just 150 meters from the Ruoholahti metro station. Free parking slots are available in front of our center. Please mention the registration number when you come to the registration desk.

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Our Clients' Reviews

"Six months later, red, even scars remained in place of the moles, which can be concealed with makeup (unlike the previous moles), so I am satisfied with the result. Healing greatly depends on your skin, mine is quite fair and scars easily, on the other hand, they will continue to fade over a couple of years."

"The service was friendly and professional. The mole removal procedure was completely painless and quick. The first day after the procedure has passed, there is no pain, no fluid or blood is being secreted from the removal site. I am not judging the final result yet, but at this stage, I am very satisfied. I consider the price of the procedure to be very affordable."

"I removed several moles at MEDFIN. A crust formed at the removal site within a couple of days, after a week I was able to cover this area with makeup, and a couple of weeks after the procedure the skin was completely healed. There were no traces left on the face and neck. I am very satisfied, I recommend it!"

"The procedure was painless, I think the price was affordable, and the doctor and other staff were very friendly. No scars were left. I still have moles, so at the first opportunity, I will definitely go there again."

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1-3 moles removal costs 188 €.

In 20 minutes, the doctor can remove more than 3 moles, in this case, each additional mole costs 50 euros each.

Papillomas and angiomas are removed by areas: 1-3 areas as assessed by the doctor for 188 €.

A polyclinic fee of 24 € is added to the price of the appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are moles removed?

Moles are removed for medical and aesthetic reasons. Some moles can turn into cancerous ones, especially those located in areas of friction and subjected to constant injuries. Special attention should be paid to moles that look suspicious: have irregular edges or pigment, change their size, itch, hurt, or bleed. Such moles must be shown to a doctor immediately.

How is the mole removal procedure performed?

This procedure usually takes 20 minutes and includes anesthesia, the mole removal itself, and a consultation on subsequent care. Radiofrequency ablation ('cold laser') involves the penetration of radio waves with a frequency from 1.5 to 6.0 MHz into the skin to remove the mole. 'Cold laser' looks like a small loop or needle used by the doctor. It almost does not emit heat. This leads to minimal skin damage, quick healing, and virtually excludes the formation of scars and stitches. Radio waves increase intracellular pressure to such an extent that it destroys the cell from within. This phenomenon is called cellular volatilization.

Can mole removal cause it to turn into a cancerous one?

It cannot. Transformation can mainly be caused by friction against clothing and repeated injuries, which may occur, for example, in connection with shaving.

How painful is this procedure?

Despite the low traumatism, this procedure is performed under local anesthesia. The patient only feels the injection. There's no need to take painkillers after the procedure.

How should one prepare for the procedure?

This procedure does not require special preparation. If you are taking Omega3 or other drugs that reduce blood clotting, you should refrain from them for three days before the procedure to avoid the risk of bruising. Also, consider that you can use the shower only a day after the procedure.

How long does mole removal take?

Mole removal takes 20 minutes.

How many moles can be removed in one visit?

In 20 minutes, a doctor usually removes 1-3 moles. According to the doctor's assessment, more than 3 moles can be removed. Papillomas and angiomas are removed by zones. During this time, 1 to 3 zones of such moles can be removed.

On which body parts can moles be removed?

We remove moles regardless of their location – on the face (including the eyelids, nose, and nostrils), neck, torso, limbs, and in intimate areas

Are there any age restrictions for mole removal?

We serve clients of all ages. Mole removal for children can be performed exclusively for medical reasons. Elderly people are strongly advised to carefully follow the doctor's skin care instructions after the procedure.

How should the skin be cared for after the procedure?

If you do not have diseases that reduce immunity, and you are not taking medications that affect the wound healing process, then skin care after the procedure is very simple. Within the first 24 hours under the bandage, you should keep an antibacterial cream applied by the doctor. Afterward, it is not necessary to cover the area with a bandage, except when the mole is removed in an area of clothing friction (then after showering, it is necessary to apply a bandage for a longer period to avoid constantly removing the scab). In all cases, this area should be treated with an anti-inflammatory cream, Bepanthen, for 3-5 days. Special attention should be paid to protection from the sun with a special sunblock cream (including in winter) for the first 1.5-2 months. Otherwise, the sun may damage the delicate skin, and a pigment spot may form. However, if you have diseases that reduce immunity, the doctor will prescribe medications to protect you from developing an infection.

How long does it take for the skin to heal after the procedure?

Like a scratch. After 7-10 days, a pinkish spot will remain at the site of the mole (because the natural color of the epithelial skin must change several times before it is restored). The complete process of restoring the skin's natural color takes from 3 to 6 months.

When can makeup be applied to the mole removal area?

You can use makeup as soon as the skin surface becomes completely dry, usually two to three days after the procedure.

Do any marks remain after mole removal?

Sometimes, after complete healing and restoration, lighter spots may remain on the skin (more often on the body, very rarely on the face). If the pigment went deep into the skin around and under the mole, then a small dent may remain on the skin after its removal.

What is the cost of this procedure?

A 20-minute medical appointment (sufficient for removing one, two, or three moles) costs 188 euros. The removal of the fourth, fifth, and subsequent moles costs an additional 50 euros each. If a multitude of small moles are removed in one area (for example, as with the removal of papillomas and angiomas), then the cost of removing them in 1-3 zones is 188 euros. If the doctor confirms that he can remove more than 3 zones or 3 separate moles during one appointment, the cost of each subsequent after the third is 50 euros. These prices do not include the clinic fee (poliklinikkamaksu).

What methods are there for mole removal?

Doctors usually remove moles with a scalpel, laser, liquid nitrogen, and the radiofrequency method, also known as 'cold laser'.

Why does the MEDFIN medical center recommend the Radiofrequency ablation ('cold laser') method?

The Radiofrequency ablation method (known as 'cold laser') is the least traumatic and ensures rapid healing with excellent aesthetic results. It almost never leaves marks or scars. In addition, unlike a regular laser, it allows for a biopsy of raised moles.

What are the contraindications for the 'cold laser' method?

The only contraindication for this method is the use of a cardiac pacemaker by the patient.

What are the side effects and risks of the 'cold laser' method?

All mole removal methods have the same side effects and risks. For example, bruising at the injection site during local anesthesia, sometimes a hypertrophic (hyperplastic) scar or keloid scar may develop. It has been proven that the risks with the 'cold laser' method are minimal. 'Cold laser' causes less trauma to the surrounding tissues than other methods.

How widely is 'cold laser' used around the world?

Since its invention in 1983, this method has been approved by international associations of surgeons and dermatologists. Today, the method is used worldwide – in Europe, Asia, America, Australia, and New Zealand.

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