CO2 Laser
Precisely removing small moles and skin surface lesions.
About CO2 Laser
The CO2 laser is a 10,600nm carbon dioxide laser, an ablative laser that is absorbed by water in the skin and vaporizes tissue.
Because it can precisely remove only the targeted area, it is mainly used to remove lesions near the skin surface such as small moles, milia, flat warts, skin tags, and sebaceous hyperplasia.
Sia Clinic Daejeon first identifies the type and depth of each lesion through examination, then designs the removal range, depth, and regenerative care such as hydrocolloid dressings (DuoDERM) for each individual.
CO2 Laser Features
10,600nm carbon dioxide ablative laser
Precisely vaporizes only the lesion area
Used to remove small moles, milia, and skin tags
Care for surface lesions such as flat warts
Lesion identification and depth planning after examination
Guidance on moist regenerative care such as hydrocolloid dressings
Recommended For
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Those who want to remove small moles on the face or body
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Those with white milia around the eyes
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Those who have developed skin tags on the neck or underarms
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Those who have developed multiple flat warts
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Those bothered by small bumps on the skin surface
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Those who want to remove several lesions at once
How It Works
Examination & Lesion Identification — We check the type, number, and depth of lesions
Cleansing & Anesthesia — After cleansing, numbing cream or local anesthesia is applied
CO2 Laser Removal — Only the lesion area is precisely vaporized and removed
Regenerative Care — If needed, a moist dressing such as a hydrocolloid patch is applied
Home Care Guidance — We explain how to change dressings and protect against the sun
CO2 Laser Treatment Areas
Before & After Care
Please review the following for the best results.
Protect the treated area with a dressing such as a hydrocolloid patch (DuoDERM) for the period instructed
Do not pick scabs; let them fall off naturally
New skin may show redness or hyperpigmentation, so sun protection is important
Deep moles may recur or require additional treatment
Avoid saunas, swimming pools, and excessive friction until scabs fall off
Moles with an irregular shape or recent changes in size or color will be examined before treatment