How to remove moles without leaving scars

Moles on the body or face are indeed ugly and affect a person's overall appearance. Therefore, many people choose to remove the moles on their body or face through some methods, but they are worried that removing the moles will leave scars. So let's talk about whether removing moles will leave scars, and how we can treat these moles on our body or face with the right attitude.

1. Moles are ugly, so many people hope to remove them from the skin without leaving scars. From a cosmetic point of view, leaving no scars is good, but from a health point of view, if there are no scars after removing moles, the moles will basically recur and have a great chance of becoming malignant.

2. Because the location of moles is relatively deep, although they are divided into intradermal moles, mixed moles, and junctional moles according to their depth, no matter which type, they all pass through the skin growth layer - the basal layer; to completely remove the mole, it is inevitable to damage the basal layer, which will inevitably leave scars;

3. If you don’t want to leave scars, do it superficially to avoid damaging the skin growth layer, but this will inevitably leave a tail, and most of them will grow out again; some will form large lumps that are even uglier (the picture below is a recurring mole);

4. After removing moles, regrowing moles or small bumps have a high chance of becoming cancerous. Such moles must be removed surgically and pathologically examined in the hospital to rule out cancer.

5. So: if you want to completely remove a mole, you will inevitably leave a scar, and a mole that does not leave a scar will have residues and leave hidden dangers; therefore, the best way is to ignore the mole; many advertisements now claim that removing moles will not leave scars or recurrences, but this is impossible to achieve, and it is only temporary removal; especially the street potion mole removal, etc., have long had bitter lessons;

6. It is better to ignore moles, which is safer. However, if the color of moles deepens, turn red, itch or hurt, or suddenly grows, you should go to the hospital for examination in time, which is often a precursor to malignant transformation. Finally, it is emphasized that moles and scars cannot be treated at the same time. One must be left. This has been determined by the location of the mole.