Does Laser Mole Removal Work?

Skin lesions should first be assessed by a knowledgeable physician, then evaluated for removal. You are describing several different types of lesions, and they will be likely need to be addressed in different ways. - All lesions should be considered for biopsy. - Fast growth, irregular edges, changes in color can be concerning.- some types of "moles"- (lesions)- need a special type of excision, and biopsy- some are benign and can be shaved off- some can be addressed with cryo-freezeAnd last...removal of any mole will always leave a scar. the goal is to make that scar less noticeable than the lesion, and hopefully not noticeable at all. Laser is very useful in general, but you should have your moles evaluated before considering treatment.

Sometimes laser mole removal will work. We recommend a visit to determine the type of mole and at that time a discussion of treatment options is indicated. There are benign and malignant moles, both of which differ in treatment. 

1.  From what you have written, I cannot tell what you have.  You could have real nevi, or moles, or just keratoses, which are benign age changes, or merely freckles from a life of sun exposure2.  Having said that, if they are actual moles (and you determine this by seeing a doctor, not your cousins or friends....LOL) you should never have them lasered.   If you do, there is no specimen to send to a pathologist to examine.  Some moles are potentially dangerous, pre-melanoma, and you would want to know this so a deeper removal can be done.Bottom Line    Get the correct diagnosis and don't go for the easiest way if your life is at stake.