Almost every person may have moles with different sizes, colour, shape on their skin. Moles are almost inevitable elements of the human body. Some moles increase the person’s beauty while some don’t look that much beautiful… Here in our post, we would like to tell you some facts about mole removal procedures for those who don’t get along with their moles…
Moles are irregular group-up of body cells on the surface of the skin. These cells merge and create beauty spots and birthmarks and they mostly occur before people were born. However, there are also different kinds of moles which are formed in the middle ages.
Reasons for Mole Removal
There may be several reasons for the mole removal procedure. Every person may have different complaints about their moles
- The mole on the body is too big and makes me look ugly
- The mole on my body bleeds and gets in worse condition often
- The colour is disgusting and the width of my mole is very big.
- My mole is becoming dangerous to my health
- I don’t like my mole
- I have too many moles on my body
- My moles get bigger and grow in number every day
The Surgery & Recovery
The traditional invasive mole removal is one of the least complicated procedures in the world. The patient is administered local anaesthesia and the mole is removed with the help of the proper scalpel.
- Both invasive and non-invasive mole removal procedures always leave scarrings
- Invasive mole removal procedures are best against moles with big sizes and deeper roots.
- Non-invasive mole removal methods like laser mole removal are good against surface skin birthmarks because they can’t penetrate through the roots of the other types of moles.
- Moles formed by cancer cells should be removed very clean. If not, there’s a high chance of returning the mole back.
You need at least 1-2 months for your skin to recover. In the first two weeks, you are not allowed to expose yourself to sunlight. If you are in a hurry, use sunscreen to avoid severe scarrings
