Do hairy moles need to be removed?

Hairy moles are quite common in our daily life. In fact, this can be explained scientifically, because it is caused by the mutation of some cells in the body, which makes their metabolism faster and then causes hair to grow. This is a normal phenomenon and does not require special removal.

First, from a superstitious point of view , such a mole is a mole of wealth or a mole of fortune. As long as there is hair on the mole, it is a good mole! However, it has an impact from an aesthetic point of view! Because the mole itself is caused by the mutation of some cells in the body, the cells on it are mostly well-nourished and have fast metabolism, so it is reasonable that the hair grows long.

Second, having hair on a mole is a good sign and it is not likely to become malignant (a mole is a benign melanoma. It may become malignant in areas that are frequently stimulated). If you feel that it is too big or the hair is too long, you can go to the hospital to have it removed. If hair grows in a mole, it can be plucked out, which means it is a benign mole!

Thirdly, if there are spider-like changes around it, or if there is tearing , or if there is rapid growth in a short period of time, then you have to pay attention, but it is impossible to remove it forever, because the hair follicles must be destroyed to stop hair from growing. But there are moles, so you can't do hair removal surgery casually. It's best not to stimulate it, and just cut it off when it grows.

Through the analysis of the above points, it can be concluded that if there is hair on a mole, it should generally not be pulled out. It is normal for hair to grow on moles. If you think it looks ugly, you can cut it off but don't pull it out.