Will the pink color after mole removal (by laser) disappear and return to normal color? And can I use scar cream on it? (Photo)

If your mole is normal in appearance, removal should be strictly a cosmetic concern and can be performed with non surgical methods. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

If your mole has changed in size or color you should absolutely have the mole examined by a board certified dermatologist with experience in skin cancer.  It is better to be on the safe side especially if you see that the mole had changed.

There are at-home options for mole removal, but plastic surgeons usually recommend that you opt for proven methods of surgical or nonsurgical mole removal such as excision, punch removal, hyfrecation, and laser. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

The darkness in this area appears to be melasma.  Melissa is from a combination of sun exposure and often hormones as well.  Please consult a board certified dermatologist to discuss options from bleaching creams to Cosmelan.

You mole appears to be healing fine.  The yellow coloration you see is something called fibrin, which is part of wound healing, but many people mistake it for infection.  It is definitely better to keep the wound moist, and sometimes this is the appearance you can get with keeping it...

Mole reduction is an appropriate treatment for cosmetic moles that are raised. Hyfrecation and laser work well for this approach. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles