How to Remove a Flat Mole on my Face? (photo)

I'm afraid that there is no such thing as a scarless excision. Any time you cut the skin, whether it's with scissors, a scalpel or a laser, there will be some form of scar left behind. You are trading a mole for a scar. If you see the right doctor and you are not prone to keloids or bad scars, you will likely have a very small mark (scar) in place of the mole and you will have to decide if the moles bother you enough to proceed. 
Good luck and I hope this answer was helpful.
Best regards,
Sheetal Sapra, MD

First point, in my opinion, is that you should not have any flat dark mole lasered.   It's important to have a specimen to send to pathology to make sure that the mole is benign.  The last thing you want to do is have a melanoma blasted off your skin and not be aware of any spread that might be occurring.Then, seek out a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for evaluation. They can advise whether a shave or excisional biopsy would give you the best result.