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Sebaceous hyperplasia can be removed by vaporizing them with a carbon dioxide laser. After removal, the treatment site is raw and red. It may take several months for the redness to fade. After seven days, make-up can be applied to cover the redness until it fades. Sebaceous hyperplasia may return or push to the surface requiring another treatment.
