Can the current medical level completely remove birthmarks? I also asked some hospitals, and they all said it could be removed? Always feel unreliable, omnipotent netizens give me some advice. Thank you. There are two ways to get rid of birthmarks, one is surgery, and the other is non-surgery. Surgery usually removes hemangioma or nevus nigricans. Non-surgical operations such as laser are generally nevus OTA, coffee spot, nevus flammeus, etc. The treatment effect of each birthmark is different. You'd better come to the hospital to see your birthmark and make sure of the specific situation. As long as you go to a regular plastic surgery hospital to treat birthmarks, it is safe and reliable, and it is safe and secure to treat birthmarks. Birthmark can be treated, and the treatment of birthmark is trustworthy.

Generally speaking, simple surgical treatment will leave traces. If it is surgical combined with non-surgical (laser), or part of non-surgical treatment will not leave scars. For example, laser birthmark removal is an ideal method to remove birthmarks.

It is very good to remove birthmarks by laser, but generally, laser can only remove part of the pigment at a time, because the damaged pigment is three-dimensionally distributed in the skin. To achieve the ideal effect, it usually takes 3-5 treatments, and the interval between treatments needs more than 3 months. This is because it is a slow biological process for the body to swallow and remove the broken pigment, which usually takes 1~3 months. If you don't consider the endurance of the skin, it is very likely that you will leave a scar if you want to remove the birthmark at one time. Don't worry about leaving a scar.

Actually, you don't have to worry about the scar problem, because the laser also has the ability to remove the scar. If there is a scar after the mole removal, you can use the laser to remove the scar. Of course, this requires that the scar is not very serious.