How long until the scabs fall off?

Depending on the area and lesion size, they usually fall off naturally over about 5 to 10 days. Recovery speed may vary from person to person.

Can warts or moles come back?

Flat warts are viral and can recur, and some deep moles may also recur, so a repeat procedure may be needed depending on the condition. Recurrence may vary from person to person.

Can I wear makeup right after the procedure?

It depends on the area, and while scabs are present it is best to avoid makeup to prevent irritation and infection. Recovery condition may vary from person to person.

Will scars or pigmentation remain?

Only the lesion is treated precisely to minimize damage, but temporary redness or pigmentation may appear and usually fades over time. Recovery patterns may vary from person to person.

Milia, Skin Tag, Wart & Mole Removal Effects, Price, Reviews

Q: Is the procedure very painful?

Topical anesthesia is applied thoroughly beforehand, and local anesthesia may be added depending on the location or depth of the lesion, easing discomfort. The level of pain may vary from person to person.

Is this your concern?

😟The tiny, grain-like milia on my face won't hide under makeup and really bother me.

😟The skin tags around my eyes and neck seem to keep multiplying.

😟I want to clear the flat warts spreading on my forehead and cheeks before they get bigger.

😟Long-standing moles and blemishes make my complexion look dull and heavy.

😟I'm worried whether the lesions can be removed cleanly without scars or pigmentation.

😟I have several scattered spots and want them cleared at once, but I'm not sure which method fits.

Procedure Info

Duration

About 15 to 60 minutes depending on the number of lesions.

Recovery

Return to daily life is usually possible from the same day to within 1 day, and scabs naturally fall off over about 5 to 10 days depending on the area.

Anesthesia

Topical (cream) anesthesia is used as standard, and local anesthesia may be added depending on the location or depth of the lesion.

Frequency

Most cases are cleared in a single session, though 1 to 3 sessions at 4 to 6 week intervals may be planned depending on the lesion.

What is Milia, Skin Tag, Wart & Mole Removal?

Milia, skin tags, warts, and moles are small benign skin lesions that commonly appear on the face and neck. Milia are white, grain-like bumps formed when keratin is trapped under the skin; skin tags are soft fibromas that hang from the neck or around the eyes; flat warts are flat bumps that spread through a virus; and moles are pigmented lesions where melanin cells gather. Seye Clinic's Milia, Skin Tag, Wart & Mole Removal precisely clears these small lesions one by one with CO2 laser and related methods, offered per lesion (2mm or smaller) or as a full-face or full-neck package.

How the Procedure Works

The CO2 laser reacts with moisture in the skin to generate heat energy, vaporizing only the lesion tissue at a precise depth while minimizing damage to the surrounding healthy skin. Our medical team adjusts the approach based on the type, size, and location of each lesion. For milia, the surface is opened thinly to release the contents; for skin tags and flat warts, the raised or spreading lesions are shaved off with the laser, with electrocautery added when needed. Moles are treated in stages according to the depth of the pigment, and deep moles may be handled in separate sessions to reduce recurrence. Topical anesthesia is applied beforehand to ease discomfort.

Key Benefits

Smooths the skin surface by clearing grain-like milia and hanging skin tags.
Removes flat wart lesions so they can be managed before spreading to nearby skin.
Clears long-standing moles and blemishes for a clearer, tidier complexion.
Treats only the lesion precisely, minimizing damage to surrounding healthy skin.
Clears multiple scattered lesions at once, per lesion or as a full-face or full-neck package.

Recommended For

Those bothered by milia that makeup cannot cover.
Those who want to clear increasing skin tags on the neck or around the eyes.
Those who want to remove flat warts before they spread.
Those who want to improve a dull impression from long-standing moles or blemishes.
Those who want to clear several scattered small lesions at once.
Those who want only the lesions treated while reducing the burden of scarring and pigmentation.

Milia, Skin Tag, Wart & Mole Removal at Seye Clinic

Before the procedure, our medical team checks the type, number, and depth of the lesions and guides you to the removal method that fits. Milia, skin tags, warts, and moles may look similar on the surface but differ in nature, so the approach must differ too. In particular, it is important to plan with recurrence in mind for viral warts and deep moles. Seye Clinic treats each lesion with precision and guides you through recovery, including scab care and sun protection, to help the results last.

FAQ

Most milia and shallow lesions are cleared in one session, but deep moles or viral warts may be done over several sessions. Results may vary from person to person depending on the type and depth of the lesion.

Aftercare

To reduce inflammation, please refrain from excessive drinking, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for one week after the procedure.

After the treatment, blisters, scabs, and oozing may occur. If a blister forms, do not pop it and please contact Seye Clinic. Please wait for scabs to fall off naturally.

After the treatment, discomfort such as a hot sensation, tingling, itching, redness, and swelling may occur, but it subsides within 3-10 days.

Please avoid stimulating the treated area, such as massaging it or using scrubs and peeling treatments.

To keep the skin from becoming dry, please use a moisturizer and regenerating cream frequently, and we recommend that you be sure to apply sunscreen when going outdoors.

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