What to do if the melanin of a mole spreads

Many people have a few moles on their bodies, and they are distributed in many locations, such as eyelids, eyebrows, neck, palms, etc. In my country, moles on the face are very important. They can mean good fortune, bad luck, or romance. Moles can be said to have both good and bad sides. However, when a black mole grows in a conspicuous position, it must be very disturbing, so many people will use certain methods to remove the mole. But what if the melanin spreads after the mole is removed?

Laser mole removal is currently the best method for mole removal. It is safe, non-invasive and painless. It can remove shallow spots and pigmented moles in one go with very good results. Laser mole removal uses the huge energy of laser to act on pigmented tissue in an instant, so that the pigment is broken up and decomposed, swallowed up by macrophages, and excreted from the body through lymphatic circulation, thus achieving the purpose of removing pigmented moles.

Experts have certain opinions on mole removal to prevent melanoma. Why do they have such opinions? Because mole removal in our usual sense cannot prevent the spread of melanoma, but will accelerate the growth of melanoma. Currently, the most commonly used methods for mole removal are laser and freezing, but this type of operation is a very dangerous method for real melanoma. We all know that melanoma is a tumor that occurs on the skin surface and has not yet entered the dermis. If this treatment method is used when encountering true melanoma, it is very likely that the early melanoma will develop into the middle stage. We generally believe that the tumor entering the dermis is a manifestation of the middle and late stages, and metastasis may occur, which is what we commonly call spread.

But this is not entirely wrong. It can only be said that the distinction between melanoma and common "moles" is not clear, which may mislead us. When we use this kind of method to remove moles, we must understand whether the mole is a "freckle" or melanoma. If the hospital cannot give a definite answer, it is best not to rashly perform mole removal. It is best to go to a specialized cancer hospital for a detailed diagnosis before making a decision.

Therefore, the international recommendation for early-stage melanoma is now complete resection, followed by pathological examination. After pathological confirmation, extended resection and adjuvant treatment can be performed.

The above introduces the prevention and treatment methods of melanoma. In fact, laser treatment and some freezing treatments are the best, but mole removal methods cannot prevent it. If you want to prevent the spread, you still need to choose some good treatment measures, so that the effect will be better.