Mole removal creates an artificial wound on the body. During the healing period, besides taking antibiotics to prevent infection, avoid foods containing artificial colors—especially instant noodles, which are loaded with artificial color additives. Chicken is acceptable, as the collagen in chicken skin and meat is crucial for wound healing.
After laser mole removal, maintain wound surface cleanliness and avoid scratching to prevent infection and inflammation.
Keep the wound dry. Avoid water contact until scabs fall off naturally. If water does come into contact, immediately blot the area with a clean, dry towel to prevent infection.
After laser mole removal, remember to avoid spicy and irritating foods like onions, ginger, garlic, and chili peppers. These can irritate the wound, slow healing, and lead to scarring.
Cover the treated area and avoid direct sunlight exposure, as this can cause pigmentation and leave marks.
If the mole removal site is on the face, avoid applying skincare products directly to the wound to prevent infection.
After laser mole removal, allow the scab to fall off naturally. Do not pick at it manually, as this can cause scarring.