How to remove black moles on the chest

I believe that many people have pigmented moles, which have adverse effects on a person's appearance. Especially when these pigmented moles grow on the face, they not only affect the facial appearance, but also bring great psychological pressure to the patient. Black mole is also a kind of pigmented mole, which is mainly formed by the deposition of melanin in the skin. Some people have moles on their chest. So, how to remove moles on the chest?

1. High-frequency electrocautery therapy

High-frequency electrocautery therapy uses a high-frequency treatment device to remove carbon from the pigmented nevus at high temperature. The treatment cycle of high-frequency electrocautery therapy is short, but the initial and later performances of the treatment are not very satisfactory. Most of them leave depressed scars, pigmentation and loss of pigmentation. In fact, it has no aesthetic effect. The use of this method on larger pigmented nevi will leave larger depressed scars and pigmentation. Therefore, high-frequency electrocautery therapy for the treatment of facial pigmented nevi is mainly suitable for middle-aged and elderly patients with smaller lesions, who do not have high requirements for aesthetics and who require treatment to be completed in a short period of time.

2. Laser treatment

The principle of laser therapy is to utilize selective photothermolysis. Without affecting normal tissue, the correct wavelength of treatment for diseased tissue can achieve the purpose of breaking up melanocytes, which will be cleared by the body's own phagocytes. In theory, laser treatment can eliminate deep melanocytes. In reality, most patients cannot completely eliminate them in one go, and repeated laser stimulation may lead to malignant transformation. Therefore, the number of stimulations should be reduced as much as possible when using laser treatment. Laser treatment of facial pigmented nevi is mainly suitable for patients who have high requirements for aesthetics, good skin color, small lesion range and are not affected by the treatment cycle. Generally, those with larger lesion range require surgical treatment.

3. Surgical resection

Surgical excision treatment is to directly remove the pigmented nevus. Its advantages are: if the lesion is small, it can be completely removed at one time; if the lesion is large, it can be removed in stages. In order to avoid the spread of melanin to normal skin, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that the previous surgery should be within the scope of the pigmented nevus during the multiple excision.

It is recommended that for moles growing in special parts, it is best to perform surgical removal in a timely manner, and make pathological sections of the removed part to observe whether there are any changes, whether it is removed cleanly, and whether it is benign or malignant. For moles on the back of the neck, considering the possibility of malignant transformation due to friction, it is best to see a dermatologist to decide whether surgery is needed.

In fact, I personally think that if the moles do not appear in obvious places, then you should not remove them easily. After all, all the current methods of removing moles are not safe. For example, randomly using medicine to remove moles can easily damage the original health of the skin. Moreover, if the medicine corrodes healthy skin, the consequences will be very serious.