They are completely benign and require no follow-up unless they grow or change. While no treatment is necessary for benign labial lentigines, patients who are concerned with the appearance of these lesions can have them removed using various procedures.

How do I get rid of labial lentigo?

What is the treatment of labial melanotic macule? Typical lesions can just be observed. Suspicious lesions, including lesions showing progressive change, should be biopsied. If treatment is requested the macules can be frozen (cryotherapy) or removed using a laser or intense pulsed light.

Do labial Melanotic macules go away?

As long as the oral melanotic macule stays stable in size, shape, and color, no treatment is needed. Nonetheless, some people want the lesion removed for cosmetic reasons. If it is appropriate, some physicians might recommend excision or, rarely, laser treatment.