Mole Removal from my Face (On my Nose) Via Laser? (photo)

If the mole is growing and you would like it treated again, make sure a biopsy is done prior to lasering.  

I agree that moles should never be removed by laser for the reasons that are stated. Now that it's after the fact, you need to watch the area closely. In the future, if there is any sign of recurrent pigmentation you should have it examined and most likely biopsied to be safe. You can follow the video link below to learn more about identifying the changes in moles that are suspicious for skin cancer.

It is not recommended to remove true moles with lasers because no lab pathology can be done. If you had a mole since childhood that had been changing, I absolutely would not have recommended you have it removed with a laser. Because now we have no idea what it was or why it was changing. What's done is done, but you will need to keep an eye on that area to see if anything changes or develops. If anything does, do not allow it to be treated with anything other than a biopsy sent to a lab.