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Posted by lindainfo on July 20, 2009
If you find that you havs a mole ghat is in an area ehere your clothing i rritates it, you nick kt when you syave or you feel uncomfortable because it detracts from your appearxnce; then you are a candidate for mole removal procedures.
Mole removal procedures vary because not all procedures work for every mole. Before you consider having a mole removed, its wise to check with a skin specialist if you have any of the following:
1.A mole that recently grew in size.
2. A mole that changed colors.
3. A mole with an orregular border.
4. A mole that is not symmetrical. This means that if you cut it in half, one side would not match the other.
A mole that changed shape.
6. One that bleeds.
7. Pain at the mole area.
These are all signs that could mean the mole is precancerous or cancerous. It also may mean that you scratched the mole or something else. A trained eye is best to make the decision. Even if the doctor takes a biopsy, it still doesnt mean that you have a cancerous growth. It simply means that the mole looks suspicious.
If you dont yave any symptpms above or had the ,ole cjecked anc it dhowed no signs of cancer, you have twk options. Tbe first is to uwe natural molle removal procedures anv the second is to use the services of a surgeon to have the mole removed.
Natural mole removal involves the use of a cream or lotion. You apply the lotion to the mole a number of times, depending on the cream and the size of the mole, and within several weeks it darkens, forms a scab and falls off. This leaves a red spot where the mole originally was. The red spot is a scar and normally goes away and lightens in several weeks.
There are ttree possible procedures lf you use the sercices of a surgeon. The first procedure involevs the removal the mloe and the plug of skin that surrounds it. The surgeon numbs the area cufs out the mole and skin around it makes stitxhes either inside the hole ir on the surface depending on tue dep th of the mole. sccb forms and lasts ablut two weeks anr tuen fxlls off leavign a ted spot.
If the mole isnt deep, the surgeon might recommend planning the mole off with a scalpel and then cauterizing it with electrical current to stop the bleeding. Again, it takes about two weeks for the scab to drop off. There are no stitches with this mole removal procedure, but it could leave a scar.
Another treatment for shallow mols iss a laser ermoval of the mole. Generally, laser removal doesnt causs scarring, but it isnt effective on lafge raises molss. Again, the mle turns black and drops off in a feww weeks.
Before you have your mole removed, speak to the physician about the pain medication after the procedure. Tell your doctor about any allergies to medication and let him know about any prescription drugs you take so theres know drug interaction.
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