


7/4/2026
This is a procedure note for Don't just look at mole removal prices; check the equipment first. The importance of Er:YAG. at Beomgye(Opening Soon) KKEUT Korean Clinic.
When you search for mole removal prices, dozens of price lists flood in. However, there's something you need to check before the price: which device is used for removal.

Laser devices for mole removal are broadly divided into two types: Er:YAG and CO2 (carbon dioxide). These two devices have different mechanisms for tissue removal, and the risk of scarring after the procedure also varies.
Why Er:YAG Laser is Advantageous
The Er:YAG laser uses a 2940nm wavelength. This wavelength has the highest water absorption rate, instantly vaporizing intracellular water to precisely remove tissue. This structure ensures vaporization occurs before the tissue is heated. Especially when dealing with small lesions like moles, it's no exaggeration to say that this difference in precision determines the presence or absence of scars.

The key is that heat barely spreads to surrounding tissues. Because only the tissue to be removed is precisely vaporized and then stops, heat damage to the surrounding skin is minimized. This is why the risk of scarring and hyperpigmentation is low after Er:YAG treatment.

Difference from CO2 Laser
The CO2 laser uses a 10600nm wavelength. The principle of tissue vaporization is the same, but the amount of residual heat is much greater than with Er:YAG. Heat spreads around the removal site, affecting adjacent tissues.

The CO2 device itself is not bad. It has a strong hemostatic effect and is effective for removing deep lesions. The problem is that when CO2 is used alone to remove an entire mole, the accumulated heat damage to surrounding areas increases the risk of scarring or hyperpigmentation compared to Er:YAG.
Relationship Between Mole Removal Price and Device Selection

Some places that promote low mole removal prices only have older CO2 equipment. There are many cases where people regret comparing prices without knowing which device will be used for the procedure. Er:YAG has higher equipment introduction and maintenance costs compared to CO2, which limits device selection at lower price points. A low price alone does not guarantee the best choice.
When scars remain after mole removal or moles recur, a significant part is due to device selection and treatment protocol. The greater the surrounding heat damage, the more scar tissue is formed during the skin regeneration process. If the pigment is not completely removed, it recurs.

Before searching for mole removal prices, there's something you should do first: during consultation, directly check whether they have Er:YAG equipment and which device they primarily use. These two questions serve as criteria for judging the appropriateness of device selection.

Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic's Mole Removal Protocol
At Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic, we combine Er:YAG and CO2. We primarily use the Er:YAG laser to minimize downtime, and CO2 is used concurrently for hemostasis. By precisely controlling bleeding, we ensure a clean treatment area and enhance the completeness of the procedure.

Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic also differs in post-procedure care. We use Duoderm Gel instead of regular Duoderm stickers. Since it's a gel type, even those with sticker allergies can use it comfortably, and care is managed without the hassle of peeling and sticking.
Even difficult areas such as raised moles or those near the eyes can be treated at Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic. We have a safety protocol in place to immediately refer suspected malignant moles to a higher medical institution.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the difference between places with cheap and expensive mole removal prices?
A. A significant portion of the difference in mole removal prices comes from the equipment owned. Treatment results and scar risk vary depending on whether they have Er:YAG equipment or only operate CO2. Please check the equipment configuration before considering the price.
Q. Will I not get scars if moles are removed with Er:YAG?
A. Er:YAG causes less surrounding heat damage, reducing the risk of scarring and hyperpigmentation. It is important to check the device type and treatment protocol together, rather than just the mole removal price. Device selection critically affects the outcome.
Q. Can't moles be removed only with a CO2 laser?
A. Using CO2 alone is not necessarily bad. However, if you only look at mole removal prices and don't check the device, you risk overlooking scars or hyperpigmentation due to heat damage. Be sure to confirm whether Er:YAG is used in combination.
Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic's Sincerity
Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic offers clean removal results while minimizing downtime through a dual-laser protocol centered on Er:YAG.
Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic enhances patient satisfaction by simultaneously improving bleeding control and treatment precision through the concurrent use of CO2 for hemostasis.
Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic provides a convenient and safe recovery environment, regardless of sticker allergies, through Duoderm Gel post-procedure care.
A subtle difference, a different result — Experience it at Kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic.