Ablation

Treatment

Laser ablation

CO₂ laser and blue-laser ablation for precise, dermato-surgical removal of warts, moles, skin tags and other benign skin lesions.

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Overview

Precise removal of benign skin lesions

Laser ablation vaporises targeted tissue with exceptional precision — the preferred approach for dermato-surgical procedures such as wart, mole and skin-tag removal, and other minor lesion excisions. Always performed by trained clinicians with appropriate safety protocols.

Controlled vaporisation

Ablate the lesion precisely, sparing surrounding skin.

Minimal scarring

Clean margins support fast, tidy healing.

Benign lesion removal

Warts, moles, skin tags, keratoses and more.

Training included

Primelaze provides clinical certification support.

At a glance

10,600nm
CO₂ wavelength
5–10 days
Typical healing
High
Precision
CO₂ & Blue
Platforms
Step by step

How the treatment
works

01

Indication review

Confirm ablative laser is appropriate.

02

Safety checklist

Eye protection, smoke evacuation, and consent.

03

Parameter setup

Choose spot size, pulse, and ablation depth.

04

Laser delivery

Ablate the lesion in precise passes to the required depth.

05

Wound care

Dressings, antivirals if needed, and strict SPF.

For clinics

Equip your practice

Primelaze supplies devices, hands-on training, clinical protocols, and nationwide service support.

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Applications

Clinical benefits

Wart removal
Clear viral warts cleanly and precisely.
Mole & skin tag removal
Remove benign raised growths in-clinic.
Benign lesion excision
Keratoses, birthmarks and similar lesions.
Minimal downtime
Focal treatment with fast, tidy healing.
FAQ

Common questions

What can laser ablation treat?+

Benign skin lesions — warts, moles, skin tags, seborrhoeic keratoses, birthmarks and similar growths. It is a dermato-surgical removal tool, not a resurfacing treatment.

What downtime should patients expect?+

Most lesion removals heal in about 5–10 days, depending on the size and site of the lesion.

Is ablation safe for Indian skin?+

Yes, with conservative parameters and experienced operators. Primelaze provides Fitzpatrick-specific training to minimise pigmentation risk.

Which clinics should offer ablation?+

Dermatology and aesthetic practices with medical oversight and minor-procedure facilities.

Ready to start?

Speak with our team about devices, training, and protocols for ablation in your clinic.

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Technology

Devices we use for ablation

The platforms Primelaze recommends and fully supports for this treatment.

Magic Pulse CO₂ laser for lesion ablation
Magic Pulse CO₂
10,600nm CO₂ Laser
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Vossman Blauman 450nm blue laser
Vossman Blauman
450nm Blue Laser
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Clinical Results

Before & After

Vossman Blauman before and after — Mole Removal
Mole RemovalClean, scar-minimal removal
Vossman Blauman before and after — Mole Removal
Mole RemovalClean, scar-minimal removal
Vossman Blauman before and after — Wart Removal
Wart RemovalCleared in a single session
Vossman Blauman before and after — Skin Tag Removal
Skin Tag RemovalQuick, precise removal
Vossman Blauman before and after — Keratosis
KeratosisRough lesion ablated
Vossman Blauman before and after — Keloid
KeloidRaised scar tissue reduced
Vossman Blauman before and after — Birthmark
BirthmarkPigmented lesion reduced

Each photo shows the patient before (left) and after (right) treatment. Images are for illustration; individual results may vary.