Laser Mole Removal in Toronto & Markham
eCO2 Fractional CO₂ Laser · Q-switched / Picosecond Laser · Benign vs. Malignant Grading · ABCDE Diagnostic Framework · Led by Dr. Dan Xu, M.D., CCFP
Quick Answer
Laser mole removal in Toronto starts with checking every mole, because a pigmented nevus (common mole) must be confirmed harmless before any laser. At our Markham clinic, Dr. Dan Xu and our team then remove safe moles with a laser matched to each mole's depth and size. Most moles need one to two sessions.
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Laser Mole Removal Before and After: Dr. Xu's Real Cases
Real clients treated by Dr. Dan Xu and our team at ID Cosmetic Clinic in Markham. Every client signed a Media Release Form. Photos are unretouched clinical records; results vary between patients with skin type and aftercare, and are not guaranteed.
01Dark Mole On The Skin Removed
- Concern
- Before treatment the skin close-up shows a single sharply bordered dark mole, clearly darker than the surrounding skin.
- Outcome
- After treatment the mole is removed, leaving only a faint healing mark at the site.
- Maintenance
- No picking during healing and strict sun protection; review as scheduled.
02Small Cheek Moles And Spots Lighter In Three-Quarter View
- Concern
- Before treatment the three-quarter view shows a few small moles and scattered spots on the cheek.
- Outcome
- After treatment the small moles and spots are lighter and fewer, and the cheek tone more even.
- Maintenance
- No picking during healing and strict sun protection; review as scheduled.
03Chin Mole Removed
- Concern
- Before treatment the frontal close-up shows one obvious dark mole on the chin, with acne marks around it.
- Outcome
- After treatment the chin mole is removed and the skin flat; the surrounding acne marks are a separate, pre-existing issue outside this treatment.
- Maintenance
- No picking during healing and strict sun protection; review as scheduled.
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Why choose ID Cosmetic Clinic for mole removal?
Choose ID Cosmetic Clinic for mole removal in Markham if you want a doctor to check every mole before any laser. Dr. Dan Xu and our team perform each treatment.
- ✗ A quick look, then laser, with no ABCDE check
- ✗ No dermoscopy (a magnified skin exam)
- ✗ No doctor’s consultation before treatment
- ✗ Warning signs of melanoma (skin cancer) can be missed, so a harmful mole may be lasered
- ✓ ABCDE 5-criteria assessment is mandatory
- ✓ Dermoscopy (magnified examination)
- ✓ eCO₂, Q-switched or picosecond laser, or referral, chosen by mole type
- ✓ Each mole assessed by Dr. Dan Xu, M.D., CCFP
- ✓ Any ABCDE-positive finding is proactively referred to dermatology — never forced into treatment
- ✓ Layered depth control — better to stage shallow passes than go too deep at once
- ✓ Complete 6-step protocol including post-procedure recovery and annual follow-up
“Mole removal is not a purely cosmetic procedure like brow shaping: behind every mole may hide a small but real risk that requires pathological confirmation.” — Dr. Dan Xu
Our experience and certifications
- ✓ Clinical experience: 8 years of specialty practice + 80,000 treatment areas + 90% Asian-patient base
- ✓ Specialist skills: Dermoscopy training · Cynosure / Lutronic advanced certification · Multi-device protocols
- ✓ Credentials & recognition: M.D. + CCFP + CPSO · Pathology referral credentials · Published author
- ✓ Transparency: All cases on this page are used with Media Release authorization · ABCDE-positive cases are proactively referred
Clinical information on this page is based on Dr. Xu’s hands-on experience at ID Cosmetic Clinic and on internationally recognized dermatologic standards for benign vs. malignant nevus assessment. This page does not constitute specific medical advice. Any treatment decision should be based on in-person assessment and, when indicated, pathology.
What is a mole, or pigmented nevus?
A mole, also called a beauty mark or pigmented nevus, is a benign (harmless) skin growth made of a small cluster of melanocytes, the cells that make skin colour. The vast majority are benign and remain stable for life; only a very small minority undergo atypical change or even progression to melanoma. The first step in pigmented nevus treatment has never been laser, but benign vs. malignant (cancerous) assessment.
Most moles need no treatment. Removal is considered when a mole shows suspicious changes, gets irritated, or affects your appearance. Beauty mark removal for looks alone is common, and the same check still comes first. If a mole looks suspicious, it is referred for a biopsy: a small sample checked in a lab (pathology, or dermatopathology for skin).
Why is a mole different from a dark spot?
A dark spot is a “deposit” of skin pigment, so a laser only needs to break it up. A mole is a solid cluster of pigment cells, and the whole cluster must be vaporized or cut out; otherwise leftover cells will inevitably grow back.
Why can’t moles be treated like skin tags?
Skin tags have no pigment cells, so they can simply be snipped off. If a mole is mistaken for a skin tag and burned off with electrocautery (often called mole cauterization), leftover roots will make it grow back, and the chance for a lab check (pathological evaluation) is lost.
Why must every mole be checked first?
ABCDE (Asymmetry / Border / Color / Diameter / Evolution) is the internationally recognized screening standard for benign versus malignant pigmented nevi. Any positive finding should not be lasered directly — referral to dermatopathology is required first.
Why do we take dermoscopy images before treatment?
Dermoscopy is a magnified skin exam that enlarges the mole 10–20 times. It shows whether the pigment pattern is regular and whether the blood vessels look abnormal, which the naked eye cannot see. It is the core of Dr. Xu’s principle: “no typing, no laser” (no laser before the mole type is known).
Clinical highlights: In Dr. Xu’s mole protocol, the first step is always benign-versus-malignant evaluation, rather than simply firing up the laser.
What causes moles, and what types are there?
Moles form from a mix of genetics, UV (sun) exposure and the movement of pigment cells in the skin. Doctors sort pigmented nevi into 5 main types, based on how deep the pigment cells sit. Pigmented nevi removal depends on the type, so the type is checked first.
1. Junctional Nevus
Pigment cells sit where the top skin layer (epidermis) meets the deeper layer (dermis). It looks like a flat brown mole. Common in children and young adults; usually stable. Responds best to laser treatment.
2. Compound Nevus
Pigment cells sit where the two skin layers meet and in the upper dermis. It looks like a slightly raised dark brown mole. Treatment needs to reach both skin layers, in stages.
3. Intradermal Nevus
Pigment cells sit entirely in the dermis. It looks like a dome-shaped, flesh-coloured or light-brown raised bump. Common in middle-aged and older adults. Intradermal nevus removal with laser focuses mainly on “volume removal”.
4. Blue Nevus
Pigment cells sit deep in the dermis. It looks like a firm blue-gray bump. It requires careful evaluation; some blue nevi carry malignant potential, so dermatopathology assessment is the first choice.
5. Atypical / Dysplastic Nevus
It shares certain melanoma features (asymmetry, irregular borders, multiple colours) and is considered a potentially high-risk lesion. In principle: no cosmetic laser. Referral to dermatology for surgical excision and pathology.
⚠️ Key principle: The mole type decides not only the treatment method but also whether it can be treated at all. Dr. Xu insists: any mole with ABCDE warning signs is referred — never treated cosmetically.
Which skin spots are often mistaken for moles?
Skin tags, seborrheic keratosis, sun spots and melanoma can all look like moles, but each needs different care. Getting it wrong may at best cause scarring and regrowth, and at worst delay a melanoma diagnosis.
Skin Tag
Acrochordon · Soft fibroma| Tissue | Top skin layer (epidermis) + fibrous tissue, no pigment cells |
|---|---|
| What it looks like | Small, soft bumps on a short stalk, flesh-coloured or light brown |
| Commonly occurs | Neck, underarms, and around the eyes |
| Risk of becoming cancer | None |
| First-line treatment | Electrocautery / micro-excision, simple |
Seborrheic keratosis (age spots / SK)
Seborrheic Keratosis| Tissue | Thickened top skin layer; contains pigment but no nevus cells |
|---|---|
| What it looks like | Waxy brown-black patches that look “stuck on” |
| Commonly occurs | 40 and older, on the face or trunk |
| Risk of becoming cancer | Extremely low |
| First-line treatment | eCO2 / Q-switched laser, with good results |
Solar lentigo (sun spots / age spots)
Solar Lentigo · Age Spot| Tissue | Extra melanin at the base of the top skin layer; no nevus cell nests |
|---|---|
| What it looks like | Flat brown spots with clear edges |
| Commonly occurs | Areas of cumulative sun exposure |
| Risk of becoming cancer | Extremely low |
| First-line treatment | PicoSure Pro, single-session removal |
Melanoma
Malignant Melanoma · Warning lesions| Tissue | Cancerous growth of pigment cells; can invade the dermis and blood vessels |
|---|---|
| What it looks like | Asymmetry / irregular borders / multiple colours / diameter >6mm / Changes |
| Commonly occurs | Can occur anywhere; relatively higher incidence on the sole and the subungual area (under the nails) in Asians |
| Risk of becoming cancer | Already malignant · Curable when caught early |
| First-line treatment | Immediate referral to Dermatology + pathology biopsy · No laser |
⚠️ Warning: Every year we see clients whose moles were “already lasered elsewhere and recently regrew.” These are not simple “recurrences.” They are early lesions that should have been referred, but were mistakenly vaporized by laser while deeper cells continued to grow. A seemingly convenient “mole zap” can delay diagnosis by 1–2 years, and the cost is irreversible.
How do you check a mole with the ABCDE rule?
The ABCDE rule checks a mole’s shape, border, colour, size and changes. It is the internationally recognized dermatologic screening standard for benign vs. malignant nevi. Any one match warrants immediate consultation. Do not attempt laser first.
If you are looking for a mole check in Toronto, Dr. Xu checks every mole you want removed at your free 30-minute consultation, using the ABCDE rule and dermoscopy.
Asymmetry
If the mole is cut in half and the two sides differ in shape → warning sign. Benign nevi are usually symmetrical.
Irregular borders
Jagged, blurred, or notched borders → warning sign. Benign moles have smooth, well-defined borders.
Varied colors
Multiple colours within a single mole (black, brown, red, blue, white) → warning sign. Benign moles are uniform in colour.
Excessive diameter
Diameter >6mm (roughly the size of a pencil eraser) → warning sign. However, small moles can also undergo malignant change, so size alone cannot rule it out.
Recent changes
Recent change in size / color / shape / height, or new itching, bleeding or ulceration (an open sore) → the most important warning sign.
⚠️ Self-examination cannot replace physician assessment: ABCDE is a public education tool, not a diagnostic standard. Early-stage melanoma can fully present with a “benign appearance.” During consultation, Dr. Xu combines it with dermoscopic magnified examination, which can identify pigment network abnormalities invisible to the naked eye.
Is your mole suitable for laser removal?
Your mole may suit laser removal if it is small, even in colour and stable for years. Any warning sign means a pathology check comes first, not a laser.
✅ Suitable to begin assessment
- ✓ Mole is symmetrical in shape, uniform in colour, with well-defined borders
- ✓ Stable for years, with no recent changes
- ✓ Diameter under 6 mm (smaller than a pencil eraser)
- ✓ You want it removed for looks, peace of mind, or because it often gets rubbed
- ✓ Willing to accept a recovery period and long-term follow-up
- ✓ ABCDE assessment + dermoscopy before any treatment
❌ Requires pathology evaluation first; direct laser is not recommended
- ✗ Change in size / color / shape over the past 6–12 months
- ✗ Itching, bleeding, ulceration (an open sore) or satellite lesions (small new spots nearby) appear
- ✗ Irregular borders with multiple colors (black + red + blue + white)
- ✗ Diameter >6mm and newly appearing or growing
- ✗ Blue nevus / large congenital nevus / atypical nevus
- ✗ First-degree relative with a history of melanoma
Is laser good for mole removal?
Yes, laser is good for removing many benign moles, once a doctor has checked them and matched the right laser to each one. For nevus removal, there is no “miracle mole remover.” Every mole must be assessed based on subtype + depth + location + benign/malignant assessment to select the most appropriate tool. For a longer comparison, see our guide to mole removal methods.
eCO2 Fractional CO₂ Laser
This 10,600 nm laser is absorbed by water in the skin, so it removes tissue precisely. It is the gold standard for compound and intradermal nevi, with layered depth control and single-pass clearance of deep nevus cell clusters. Dr. Xu’s protocol follows the rule “better two shallow sessions than one that goes too deep,” significantly reducing the risk of scarring.
Q-switched 1064 nm / 532 nm
This nanosecond laser targets pigment and suits flat junctional nevi. The 532 nm setting treats brown pigment near the surface; 1064 nm treats deeper pigment. Asian skin (Fitzpatrick types III–V) needs low-energy, staged sessions to avoid PIH (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation), the dark marks that can follow skin irritation.
Picosecond Lasers (PicoSure Pro / PicoWay)
Pico laser mole removal uses ultra-short pulses that break up pigment with very little heat. It suits superficial flat moles and can improve the surrounding skin at the same time. Minimal thermal damage; lowest PIH risk for Asian skin.
Surgical excision, stitches and pathology
For all ABCDE-positive findings, atypical nevi, blue nevi, and a diameter >6mm of the lesion, this is the only correct choice. Dr. Xu does not perform these procedures in clinic and will refer directly to public-system Dermatology or Plastic Surgery.
Aftercare to prevent scars
Antibiotic ointment, tension-relief tape, mineral SPF 50+ (with iron oxide) and, when needed, silicone sheets. For Asian skin, 4–12 weeks of sun protection after treatment determine the final result. The full aftercare steps are under the risks below.
How does pigmented nevus removal work, step by step?
Pigmented nevus removal at our clinic follows six steps, from your first mole check to a yearly follow-up.
Consultation, ABCDE check and dermoscopy
Your free 30-minute consultation comes first. Dr. Xu personally performs the 5-point ABCDE assessment + magnified dermoscopy on every lesion to be treated. No assessment, no laser.
Decide: treat or refer
Clearly identify whether each mole is cosmetically treatable (benign junctional / compound / intradermal) or referral required (ABCDE positive findings / atypical / blue nevus / sensitive location). Dr. Xu would rather decline a case than risk misjudging one.
Choose the laser and plan the depth
Flat moles get Q-switched or picosecond laser; raised moles get layered eCO₂; mixed moles get a combination. More conservative settings are always used in high-exposure facial zones, to avoid scarring.
Treatment (1 to 2 sessions)
We apply numbing cream for 30 minutes, so you stay comfortable, and use a cold compress right after. The energy is set for each mole, with no batch treatment. You leave with antibiotic ointment and a recovery plan.
Recovery (scabs fall off in 7 to 14 days)
Never peel or pick the scab. The new skin under it is pink and matures over 4–8 weeks. Use strict physical (mineral) sun protection for the whole recovery period to avoid PIH.
Review at 8 to 12 weeks, then yearly
We check for leftover pigment, regrowth, or the need for a touch-up. A yearly full-body dermoscopy check is recommended, especially if you have a family history of melanoma or several atypical nevi.
“The most important factor in pigmented nevus treatment is not the laser parameters, but identifying which moles should not be lasered. I would rather have a patient make an extra trip to dermatology than miss an early diagnostic window for cosmetic reasons.” — Dr. Dan Xu, M.D., CCFP
How long does mole removal take to heal?
Most treated moles form a small scab that falls off in 5 to 14 days. A pink mark follows and fades over 2 to 9 months, depending on the mole type. Keep the scab on and keep the area out of the sun.
| Mole type / laser | Number of sessions | Scabbing phase | Pink-mark phase | Fully fades |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flat junctional nevus / Q-switched | 1–2 sessions | 5–7 days | 4–8 weeks | 2–3 months |
| Compound nevus / eCO2 | 1–2 sessions | 7–10 days | 4–12 weeks | 3–6 months |
| Intradermal nevus / eCO2 (deep) | 1 session | 10–14 days | 8–12 weeks | 4–6 months |
| Large lesions / multiple-mole combinations | 2–3 sessions | Staged scabbing | Staged healing | 6–9 months |
Clinical note: Final skin-tone matching takes 3–6 months, and pink marks or very mild PIH during this time are normal. For Asian skin, SPF 50+ physical sunscreen sets the limit of your result.
Is laser mole removal risky?
Laser mole removal has some risks, such as scarring, regrowth, dark marks and infection, and careful planning reduces them. The most serious risk is treating a cancerous mole by mistake, which is why every mole is checked first.
What are the main risks of laser mole removal?
Which moles should never be lasered?
How do I care for the area after treatment to avoid scars and dark marks?
What does the informed consent form include?
How much does it cost to remove a mole in Toronto and the GTA?
Mole removal cost in Toronto depends on the type, depth and location of each mole, and on how many moles you treat. Pricing varies widely between clinics, but the core of the cost has never been the laser device itself. It lies in who evaluates whether each mole is suitable for laser, and who judges the risk of malignancy (cancer).
Pigmented nevi are unlike ordinary pigmentation — they involve lesion classification, benign/malignant assessment, and when needed, referral to dermatopathology. These judgments can only be made by a licensed physician. Dr. Xu is deeply involved in the evaluation and treatment of pigmented nevi, and the price reflects this medical judgment.
For select cases that Dr. Xu has clearly evaluated as benign and that require only simple edge-refinement maintenance, our trained medical team may safely perform the procedure under Dr. Xu’s protocol, making care more accessible. For any step involving benign-versus-malignant assessment, we insist the physician personally performs it.
Which plan suits you is determined by the nature of the mole itself, not by price. Dr. Xu discusses your plan and price at your free consultation, after the ABCDE check and dermoscopy.
- We accept VISA / Mastercard / Amex / Debit / E-transfer
- Affirm financing available (on select treatment packages)
- Private insurance: some Extended Health Benefit (EHB) plans may reimburse consultation fees — case by case
- OHIP: Cosmetic procedures are not covered. However, if you need a pathology referral, the public healthcare system handles that separately.
- All first-time patients receive a free 30-minute consultation and assessment
Dr. Dan Xu, M.D., CCFP
Dr. Dan Xu, M.D., CCFP, is a Canadian M.D. and CCFP-certified family medicine specialist, registered with the CPSO. Dr. Xu founded ID Cosmetic Clinic in Markham in 2017, with a long-standing focus on the assessment and treatment of pigmentary conditions in Asian faces.
Mole removal is commonly offered, but its risk is widely underestimated. As a licensed physician qualified to refer for pathology, Dr. Xu provides physician-level benign/malignant assessment, dermoscopy and referral judgment.
Credentials · Training · Certifications
- ✓ M.D. Canadian M.D.
- ✓ CCFP Family medicine specialty certification
- ✓ CPSO Ontario medical license
- ✓ Clinical training in dermoscopy
- ✓ Cynosure PicoSure Pro Canada KOL
- ✓ Lutronic eCO2 Senior certified operator
- ✓ Allergan / Juvéderm North America Official Trainer
- ✓ Author of Timeless Asian Beauty
- ✓ Maintains referral collaboration with public-system dermatology and pathology
“Timeless Asian Beauty”
Dr. Xu’s book maps out the aesthetic logic of Asian faces and a framework for managing pigmented lesions. A dedicated chapter discusses “the medical evaluation that must come before any mole removal.” It is one of the most accessible Chinese-language specialist resources for Chinese-Canadian aesthetic patients in North America.
“I want every patient who comes in for mole removal to understand one thing first: this is not exfoliation — it is a small but real medical decision.”
Common questions about mole removal
Here are answers to common questions about mole removal.Can a mole be removed in one laser session?
What's the difference between a mole, an age spot and a skin tag?
Why should a doctor check a mole before it is removed?
Which moles should be referred to dermatology / pathology?
Any single ABCDE finding warrants pathology evaluation:A Asymmetry / B Irregular borders / C Varied colors / D Diameter >6mm / E Recent change (most important) . In addition, blue nevi, large congenital nevi, atypical nevi, moles on the sole / subungual area / mucosa, and a family history of melanoma — none of these should go directly to cosmetic laser treatment.
Will laser mole removal leave a scar?
How long is recovery after laser mole removal, and can I wear makeup?
Is Asian skin more likely to get dark marks after mole removal?
Can I have many moles removed in one session?
How much does it cost to remove a mole in Toronto?
Where can I get mole removal near me?
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What Our Clients Say
Vivian Okoth
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Dr. Xu and the staff here are fantastic. I’ve been coming here for years and always leave satisfied! The clinic has a relaxed, comfortable, and welcoming atmosphere—I always look forward to my visits.
Mary Jane
1 reviews
I am so grateful to the friend who recommended this place to me. Dr. Xu is amazing—she is the only doctor I’ll see from now on! Everyone on the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful.
Millicent Akisa
1 reviews
She is truly outstanding! She is both friendly and professional, highly knowledgeable, and has a very warm and gentle manner. She listens carefully to your needs and takes the time to explain all the options to you.
Chen cheng
15 reviews
Vivian is extremely professional. Of all the times I've been here, her technique and service are the best. She finished my hyaluronic acid injection very quickly, with minimal pain. She's also beautiful and has a great p…
Emmaculate Matswa
1 reviews
I'm so glad I came here. Dr. Xu is incredibly knowledgeable, and every piece of advice she gave was meticulous and thoughtful. I really enjoyed talking to her about skincare. Everyone here is so warm and friendly .
Sally Yang
2 reviews
Ling was absolutely amazing! She is so friendly, kind, and welcoming. She made the whole experience so enjoyable and comfortable. Truly appreciate her warm personality and excellent service. Highly recommend!
Zara F. Bell
2 reviews
Absolutely amazing clinic. I was treated with the upmost care and respect. Felt like I've know them my whole life. The whole crew is amazing and so sweet! The service was impeccable by Dr. Dan Xu, she is literally the be…
Caroline Fan
8 reviews
I had a really pleasant visit at ID cosmetics today with Ling. I had my pico laser appointment today. Ling treated me with such kindness and care. She was really attentive prepping me for my treatment and checking in on…
Vivian Okoth
0 reviews
Dr. Xu and the staff here are fantastic. I’ve been coming here for years and always leave satisfied! The clinic has a relaxed, comfortable, and welcoming atmosphere—I always look forward to my visits.
Mary Jane
1 reviews
I am so grateful to the friend who recommended this place to me. Dr. Xu is amazing—she is the only doctor I’ll see from now on! Everyone on the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful.
Millicent Akisa
1 reviews
She is truly outstanding! She is both friendly and professional, highly knowledgeable, and has a very warm and gentle manner. She listens carefully to your needs and takes the time to explain all the options to you.
Chen cheng
15 reviews
Vivian is extremely professional. Of all the times I've been here, her technique and service are the best. She finished my hyaluronic acid injection very quickly, with minimal pain. She's also beautiful and has a great p…
Emmaculate Matswa
1 reviews
I'm so glad I came here. Dr. Xu is incredibly knowledgeable, and every piece of advice she gave was meticulous and thoughtful. I really enjoyed talking to her about skincare. Everyone here is so warm and friendly .
Sally Yang
2 reviews
Ling was absolutely amazing! She is so friendly, kind, and welcoming. She made the whole experience so enjoyable and comfortable. Truly appreciate her warm personality and excellent service. Highly recommend!
Zara F. Bell
2 reviews
Absolutely amazing clinic. I was treated with the upmost care and respect. Felt like I've know them my whole life. The whole crew is amazing and so sweet! The service was impeccable by Dr. Dan Xu, she is literally the be…
Caroline Fan
8 reviews
I had a really pleasant visit at ID cosmetics today with Ling. I had my pico laser appointment today. Ling treated me with such kindness and care. She was really attentive prepping me for my treatment and checking in on…
Grace
Local Guide · 13 reviews
I got a treatment done by Ling today and she was super friendly and helpful. She made me feel very comfortable throughout the entire process from the beginning til the end and I’d like to get it done by her again next ti…
Yvonne H
Local Guide · 54 reviews
Ling was so kind and super precise. I loved her recommendations—felt like she just knew what I needed! Thank you!
Dou Xu
2 reviews
Ling is just amazing—so gentle and professional. She really knows her stuff! I felt super cared for. The whole experience? Honestly, so relaxing.
Yan Sun
3 reviews
Dr. Dan Xu is seriously amazing—so skilled and patient! Felt super at ease the entire time. The results? Wow, just wow.
Olivia W
3 reviews
Entrusting my face to Dr. Xu and her team is reassuring, and everyone's service attitude is super nice. The clinic environment is clean and elegant, and Dr. Xu is enthusiastic and professional. I have always trusted her…
Hana Yu
9 reviews
I have been here since 3 years ago, Dr.Xu is very professional and all the staff are very nice and patient. I highly recommend this place!
xiaojie chen
7 reviews
Susie has an incredibly caring attitude, and all of her suggestions were truly helpful. I really appreciated her support!
Jackie Tse
Local Guide · 18 reviews
Dr Xu is very friendly and professional. Appointment was made quickly and the consultants provided professional and helpful advice. After the procedure, the consultant provided advice on after care and treatment plans. H…
Grace
Local Guide · 13 reviews
I got a treatment done by Ling today and she was super friendly and helpful. She made me feel very comfortable throughout the entire process from the beginning til the end and I’d like to get it done by her again next ti…
Yvonne H
Local Guide · 54 reviews
Ling was so kind and super precise. I loved her recommendations—felt like she just knew what I needed! Thank you!
Dou Xu
2 reviews
Ling is just amazing—so gentle and professional. She really knows her stuff! I felt super cared for. The whole experience? Honestly, so relaxing.
Yan Sun
3 reviews
Dr. Dan Xu is seriously amazing—so skilled and patient! Felt super at ease the entire time. The results? Wow, just wow.
Olivia W
3 reviews
Entrusting my face to Dr. Xu and her team is reassuring, and everyone's service attitude is super nice. The clinic environment is clean and elegant, and Dr. Xu is enthusiastic and professional. I have always trusted her…
Hana Yu
9 reviews
I have been here since 3 years ago, Dr.Xu is very professional and all the staff are very nice and patient. I highly recommend this place!
xiaojie chen
7 reviews
Susie has an incredibly caring attitude, and all of her suggestions were truly helpful. I really appreciated her support!
Jackie Tse
Local Guide · 18 reviews
Dr Xu is very friendly and professional. Appointment was made quickly and the consultants provided professional and helpful advice. After the procedure, the consultant provided advice on after care and treatment plans. H…
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