Can the protruding mole under the eye also be removed with a laser?

I have a slightly raised mole under my eye and am considering having it removed. Since it is located relatively close to my eye, I am concerned whether it is safe to remove it with a laser, just like a typical facial mole. It is not very large, but it is an old mole, and because it is slightly raised rather than flat, I am wondering if the removal method differs from that of a standard mole.

I understand that the skin around the eyes is thin and sensitive, so I would like to know if moles in this location are frequently removed with a laser, and how the eyes are protected during the procedure. I am also curious if, for deep moles, it is better to divide the treatment into multiple sessions rather than removing them all at once to prevent scarring.

I am concerned about how long redness or indentations will last after removal, and whether there is a higher risk of hyperpigmentation or scarring since it is located under the eyes. I would also appreciate it if you could let me know if it is a suitable location to apply a healing tape after the procedure, and when I can wash my face or apply makeup.