Laser mole removal 2 months ago - red scars - need advice. (Photos)

I'm sorry to hear that you have persistent erythema (redness) of the skin following mole removal by laser ablation. Typical intra-dermal naevus or mole is a raised lesion as opposed to a flat freckle. 
In my experience moles are best removed using radio-frequency ablation or cauterisation as this is a very precise ablation, removing only the cells of the mole and not affecting the surrounding skin. With the laser I'm afraid the energy to remove the mole through heating can't be controlled and thus you often get collateral damage to the skin around and below the lesion which can lead to a prolonged healing time as in your case.
It may take many months for the redness to resolve but the process can be speeded up using PRP (Platlet Rich Plasma) with derma needling. It is also essential to use high factor SPF50 sun protection to the area if it is exposed.