CO2 laser
in Busan
for selected spots & resurfacing.
CO2 laser is listed on Newline Clinic's current international-patient menu with both per-spot and full-face pricing. Because “moles,” “spots,” surface lesions and textural concerns can represent different conditions, the clinic should first determine what is being treated before choosing a cosmetic laser approach.
Spot-based pricing with diagnosis first.
A laser category used for selected surface lesions and resurfacing indications.
CO2 laser may be used for selected superficial lesions, spot treatments or resurfacing-related goals, but the important first question is what the lesion actually is. A cosmetic “spot” may be a mole, benign raised lesion, pigmented lesion, scar-related change or something that should be assessed differently. This page therefore avoids promising that every mole or skin spot can simply be removed by CO2 laser.
Simple pricing, after lesion assessment.
Prices are based on Newline Clinic's supplied August 2026 international-patient list. The source list states VAT is excluded. Confirm lesion count, treatment area, current price and aftercare directly with the clinic.
“Spot removal” can mean different things.
Benign-looking surface spots
Some superficial lesions may be appropriate for cosmetic laser treatment after clinical assessment.
Moles
Selected moles may be treated cosmetically, but the lesion should first be assessed rather than automatically classified as suitable for laser removal.
Texture / scar concerns
If texture is the main problem, Fraxel, Potenza or another resurfacing strategy may be more relevant than simple per-spot CO2 treatment.
Pigmentation
If the main issue is diffuse pigment rather than a surface lesion, laser toning or another pigment-focused approach may be more appropriate.
Where CO2 may fit in a broader skin plan.
Pigmentation
Use the concern page to distinguish isolated lesions from diffuse pigmentation such as melasma or PIH.
Skin Texture
If uneven texture is broader than a few spots, compare CO2 with Fraxel or Potenza.
Acne Scars
Acne-scar treatment depends on scar type and may require resurfacing or RF microneedling rather than simple spot removal.
Melasma
Melasma is not a routine “spot” problem and should not be treated as identical to a discrete lesion.
Match the laser to the problem.
| Treatment | Category | How to think about it |
|---|---|---|
| CO2 Laser | Spot / resurfacing laser | Newline lists per-spot and full-face pricing. |
| Fraxel | Fractional resurfacing | More directly aligned with broader texture and acne-scar resurfacing. |
| Laser Toning | Pigment-focused laser | More relevant for selected diffuse pigmentation concerns than isolated surface lesions. |
| Potenza | RF microneedling | Alternative texture-focused technology for pores and acne-scar concerns. |
Healing depends on depth and area.
Crusting
Some spot treatments can form temporary crusting or scabbing. Follow the clinic's instructions rather than picking at treated areas.
Redness
Temporary redness can occur, especially with broader or deeper treatment.
Sun exposure
Ask Newline for the exact sun-protection and skincare instructions for the procedure performed.
Travel timing
If visible crusting or redness matters for your trip, event or photos, discuss timing before treatment.
Clear spot pricing with clinical caution.
Published per-spot price
₩10,000 per spot provides a simple starting reference for selected lesions.
Full-face option
The current list also includes a ₩300,000 full-face option.
Lesion-first assessment
The page avoids treating every mole or pigmented spot as an automatic cosmetic laser candidate.
International-patient support
The clinic information lists Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese consultation support.
Verified doctor portrait
Identify the lesion
before choosing the laser.
A surface spot that looks cosmetic to a patient should still be assessed before treatment selection.
- Chief Director: Son Hee-dong, MD, PhD
- Board-certified plastic surgeon
- Newline Clinic · Seomyeon, Busan
- International-patient consultation support available
CO2 laser Busan
FAQ.
How much is CO2 laser in Busan?
What is CO2 laser used for?
Can CO2 laser remove moles?
What does 'per spot' mean?
What is the full-face CO2 price?
How is CO2 different from Fraxel?
How is CO2 different from laser toning?
Does CO2 laser have downtime?
Can international patients book CO2 laser in Busan?
Should every mole or skin spot be treated cosmetically?
Newline Clinic · Seomyeon, Busan
- Address: 40 Bujeon-ro 66beon-gil, Floors 2–5, Busanjin-gu, Busan 47287
- Phone: 010-6757-4281
- Languages: Korean · English · Japanese · Chinese
- Weekdays: 10:00–19:00 · Lunch 13:00–14:00
- Saturday: 10:00–17:00
Media to add to this page
Use actual CO2 device photography, treatment-room images, lesion-assessment photos and consented Before/After cases with accurate labels.
Ask what the spot is
before asking how to remove it.
Send a clear description of your concern and preferred date. Ask Newline to confirm whether the lesion is suitable for cosmetic CO2 treatment, the number of spots and the current total price.
CO2 laser information and prices on this page are based on Newline Clinic's supplied August 2026 international-patient material. The verified prices are ₩10,000 per spot and ₩300,000 for full face. This page does not diagnose skin lesions or state that every mole or spot is suitable for cosmetic laser treatment. Individual suitability, treatment depth, area, healing and total price vary. The source list states VAT is excluded.
