Laser & Surgical Mole Removal in Singapore
Dr. Liew Hui Min
Small flat moles can be removed using laser.
The laser recommended by a dermatologist is carbon dioxide laser. Sun protection before and after laser treatment is crucial. Numbing cream can be applied to make this treatment more comfortable. Downtime with crusts on the skin is usually between 3-7 days.
Larger and bumpy moles are not encouraged to be removed with laser. Quite often, laser will not be able to go deep to remove the pigment cells that give rise the moles. Excision or shave excision can be arranged. The moles can be removed for histological examination under the microscope to rule out malignancy.
Dr Liew Hui Min
Dr. Liew Hui Min is an accredited consultant dermatologist from the Ministry of Health and the General Medical Council UK.
Her clinical interest includes:
- Paediatric Dermatology,
- Women’s Dermatology,
- General Adult Dermatology.
Having trained in major London Hospitals, Dr Liew returned to Singapore in 2014 as a Consultant at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) where she specialised in paediatric, women, obstetric and vulva dermatology. Currently, Dr Liew practices at The Skin Drs. clinic located at Gleneagles Hospital.
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Gleneagles Medical Centre
6 Napier Road, #06-01
Singapore 258499
Mon to Fri (8am – 12pm; 1pm – 4pm)
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