What to do if black marks are left after mole removal

Moles are a physical form found on many people. They are formed by long-term black deposits on the internal surface of the human body. Moles in some places will increase a person's appearance, but moles in some places will seriously affect the beauty of a person's appearance. Therefore, some people will remove moles that seriously affect their appearance. However, after removing a mole, some black marks will be left on the surface of the human skin. So how should the black marks left by mole removal be removed?

1. How to remove black marks after mole removal

1. The black mark left after mole removal is called post-inflammatory pigmentation. It usually takes a long time to fade slowly. Pay attention to sun protection and avoid local contact with irritants. If necessary, go to the hospital's dermatology department for laser treatment to improve the condition. It is currently recommended that you puncture the vitamin E soft capsule and use the oil inside to apply topically, grind the vitamin C tablets into powder, mix it with water, and apply it topically. Alternating between the two and persisting for a long time will have a certain effect on removing melanin deposits.

2. It depends on how the black marks were left. If it is caused by artificial scab removal and the skin is not properly protected from the sun, it can be recovered for a while and see. If the scab remains black after falling off, it may be that the pigment is too dark and was not extracted completely in one go. You can just do it again after 2-3 months of recovery.

2. What are the precautions after mole removal?

1. Keep dry

After removing a mole, the first thing you need to pay attention to is to ensure the dryness and cleanliness of the affected area to avoid inflammation or even ulceration of the affected area due to excessive sweating, which will affect the recovery of the affected area and cause scars.

2. Change the hemostatic patch frequently

No matter which mole removal method is used, you need to cover the wound with a hemostatic patch within two to three days after the end. If it is directly exposed to the air, it will not only easily breed a large number of bacteria, but may also increase the risk of disease. It is recommended that you should pay attention to changing the hemostatic patch frequently and let the wound breathe from time to time to help avoid contamination and promote recovery.

3. Taking medication

After using electrocautery to remove moles, the affected area may become infected if you are not careful. If anti-inflammatory treatment is not carried out in time, it will easily cause pain and even leave scars. Therefore, it is recommended that you take some anti-inflammatory drugs or injections after consulting a doctor. This will not only ensure overall hygiene, but also effectively avoid other complications.

4. Natural shedding

In daily life, some people will instinctively want to pick off the scabs on the affected area when they see them, but they don’t realize that this will easily cause the affected area to bleed and may also lead to scars. It is recommended that you should remain as patient as possible at this time. Generally, the scab can be completely peeled off in about two weeks after formation. At the same time, new skin tissue will be generated, making the entire skin look more harmonious.