Kiko Kono, M.D.
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Graduated from Kawasaki Medical School. Worked as a dermatologist for about 20 years at core hospitals. After many years of experience and achievements, he became a cosmetic dermatologist. His practice style is to examine the skin thoroughly and pursue what is happening where on the skin and approach the problem. Her specialties include customized treatment, laser treatment, Botox, and skin growth injections. In her private life, she is a mother of two children.
12This article is for those who are considering having moles removed in Hiroshima. Some people may be concerned about moles that affect the appearance of their face, depending on their location and size. If you are considering mole removal in Hiroshima, you can have the procedure performed at a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon. In this article, we will introduce what specific treatments are available, along with the types and causes of moles, and also provide details on CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser treatment, so those considering mole removal should definitely refer to this article.
What is a mole anyway?

First, let's look at what moles are in the first place.
■ Causes of moles
A mole is a type of good quality tumor of the skin, also called a pigmented nevus or nevus cell nevus. What is a nevus cell,Altered melanocytes that produce melanin pigmentMole. A mole is a proliferation of nevus cells.
The cause of moles is not clear at this time. Possibilities,Skin irritation, female hormones, UV rays, genetics, etc.It is believed that this may be due to
■Major types of moles
Moles are divided into two main types: the first issimpletoncalled "the", which is about 1 to 2 mm in diameter without any raised areas. They vary widely in color, including black, light brown, and dark brown. In lentigo simplex, melanocytes are making excessive amounts of melanin pigment in shallow areas of the skin and the nevus cells are not clumped together.
Second.Pigmented nevus (nevocytic nevus)This is a nevus. This type is caused by the accumulation of nevus cells and can vary in color from black to brown. They can be flat or raised in shape. Unlike simple lentigines,The number of nevus cells increases not only in the epidermis but also in the dermis, and the nevus gradually rises。
Do I need to remove a mole? How to remove a mole?
Moles do not necessarily need to be removed if they do not bother you. However, depending on the location and size of the mole, some people may feel complex about it. Here, we will explain the cases in which moles need to be removed and how to do it.
Case 1: I am concerned about the appearance of the mole.
A common reason for people seeking mole removal is the appearance of the mole, such as "I am concerned because it is in a conspicuous place. Although moles can be a point of charm, many people are bothered by them depending on their location and size. Removal of moles may have the advantage of giving a youthful impression or softening the expression of the face by eliminating the complex.
■Case 2: Diseases that cause moles to be removed.
Another case in which mole removal is an option is when a disease is lurking. If the mole is irregularly shaped or has fuzzy borders,Possible malignant melanomaand may require surgical removal. Malignant melanoma is also suspected when the size is larger than 6 mm or the color is uneven.
In addition, if a physician examines the patient and determines that there is a possibility of skin cancer,Medical mole removal treatment is required and covered by insurance even if you receive it outside Hiroshima.The following is a summary of the results of the project.
■ Common methods of mole removal are
The most common mole removal treatment is surgical surgery using a scalpel. In addition, some clinics, such as cosmetic dermatology and plastic surgery clinics, use electrocautery and lasers.
It is important to get the right treatment for the type and condition of the mole, so first ask your doctor or counselor to check the mole and select a suitable treatment.
At YAYOI CLINIC in Hiroshima, a counselor will ask you about your concerns and desired treatment after you visit the clinic. The counselor will also use the VISIA skin diagnostic machine to assess the condition of your skin and the type of moles, and suggest a suitable treatment. If you are worried about the treatment method, you can ask at the counseling session.
Hiroshima Yayoi Clinic offers CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser mole removal! Frequently Asked Questions Explained

At Yayoi Clinic, a cosmetic dermatology clinic in Hiroshima, the main treatment for mole removal isCO2 (carbon dioxide) laserThe CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser is a treatment method for pinpoint removal of moles and warts with minimal damage to the surrounding skin, and it is characterized by less visible scars after surgery. Here we answer some questions about the CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser.
■Can CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser mole removal treatment be completed in one session?
CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser mole removal at Yayoi Clinic in Hiroshima, Japan,Depending on the condition of the mole, it can be removed in one treatment.. However, if they are large or deeply rooted, multiple treatments may be necessary. Also, the possibility of moles recurring cannot be ruled out. Since it varies from person to person, check with your doctor.
The time required for one treatment varies depending on the irradiated area,5 to 30 minutesIt is.
■Is mole removal by CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser painful?
In some cases, laser treatment for mole removal may cause pain. Therefore, depending on the condition of the mole, the use of anesthesia should be considered. If you are concerned about pain, you can discuss this during the consultation, as various considerations can be made.
■What are the risks and side effects of mole removal by CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser?
Possible risks and side effects of mole removal with the CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser include the following
- blister
- inflammation
- blush
- post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
- Recurrence of moles
- Internal bleeding, etc.
Scratching or rubbing the treated area can cause scarring, so use topical medications or tape and follow your doctor's instructions after the procedure.
■What is the process of mole removal by CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser?
When moles are removed by the CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser at the Yayoi Clinic in Hiroshima, the course of events after the procedure varies from person to person. In general, the area where the mole was removed willTemporary dimpling, then skin reconstructedThe area will gradually become raised as it is removed. Some scabs may occur at this time, but should not be forcibly removed.
When the scab peels off naturally, the skin in the treated area is pink. There will be a slight dimpling, but this will subside over time. If temporary hyperpigmentation occurs,Often improves in about 3-6 months.Therefore, please take a look at the situation. If you are unsure, consult your doctor.
After undergoing mole removal at the Yayoi Clinic in Hiroshima, it is possible to wash your face, make up, and take a bath on the same day, except for the laser irradiated area. After the procedure, the area will be protected with ointment and tape for about two weeks. In addition, you should take UV-protection measures such as thorough sunscreen protection for about 3 months.
■ Conclusion.
Depending on the size of the mole and the depth at which it occurs, mole removal can significantly change the appearance of the face with a single procedure. If you are considering mole removal in Hiroshima, it is a good idea to first have a consultation to have the condition of your moles examined. If you are concerned about a mole in a conspicuous location or feel complex about it, why not consider having the procedure done and have a more positive outlook on yourself?
Aesthetic Dermatology, Aesthetic Medicine, Aesthetic Surgery, Art Make-up Yayoi Clinic (YAYOI CLINIC) in Hiroshima introduces treatments for different problems of the skin, body, and face.
In order to offer a better option for everyone, we will assess each person's skin condition and formulate a treatment plan that meets their needs in terms of treatment duration, budget, and acceptable downtime.
If you have any concerns, please come for a counseling session first.
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Description of Treatment] CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser
Approximate number of times of treatment】1 time~
*There are individual differences depending on the area to be treated.
Cost】 ¥4,500~¥98,000 *Additional treatment fee may be charged.
Side effects/risks] Blisters, erosions, redness, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, recurrence of moles, internal bleeding, etc.
[Notes on unapproved devices
This procedure may involve the use of unapproved medical devices that have not been approved by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
The medical devices used for the procedure are subject to personal importation procedures under the judgment of a physician. For details, please refer to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare's "Information on Medicines and Other Products of Caution for Personal Importation".
https://www.yakubutsu.mhlw.go.jp/individualimport/purchase/index.html
Except for products that have been approved by the pharmaceutical affairs bodies, there may be no other domestically approved medical devices with the same performance.
Significant risks and side effects may not be evident.
In the unlikely event of a serious side effect, the drug may not be covered by the government's remedy system (Pharmaceutical Adverse Reaction Damage Relief System).