What are the dangers of cosmetic mole removal?

There are always some spots or moles on people's skin, especially moles, which can even grow very large and be distributed in different parts of the body. This is unacceptable for people who love beauty, especially girls. Nowadays, there are many beauty methods. Some friends will choose to remove moles. Although there is nothing wrong with this practice, do you know its harms? Let me tell you the harms of beauty mole removal.

Mole removal is the process of removing moles on the skin through medical equipment and technology, thereby achieving the purpose of beautiful skin. Although mole removal is not very harmful, it still has certain effects. The main harm of mole removal is the possibility of scarring, recurrence or infection. The dangers of mole removal include:

1. Scars: Generally, after a mole is removed, the doctor will ask you not to drink beverages with pigments, and it is also not recommended to eat foods containing soy sauce or vinegar. This is because laser mole removal will leave a small pit on the face. If you eat these foods, the color of the laser area will easily become darker, forming a pigmented mole that is larger than the original one. However, if you insist on not eating anything containing pigments for more than a week after the mole removal, especially soy sauce and vinegar, then the mark will not be very obvious.

2. Recurrence: If the cancer is removed surgically, it generally will not recur. However, if it is removed by laser or other methods, it may recur. Normally, laser mole removal requires three to four sessions, with three to four months in between. It is difficult to completely remove the mole in one session.

3. Infection: Do not scratch the scabby wound at will to prevent infection of the wound. When applying skin care products on your face after mole removal, be sure not to apply them to the wound, as this will cause infection of the wound.

The purpose of mole removal is to remove skin pigmentation, so that you can look more beautiful. The methods of mole removal generally include electrocautery, laser mole removal, surgical removal, etc. Laser mole removal uses laser to instantly release huge energy to act on pigmented tissue, causing the pigment to break up and decompose, be swallowed up by macrophages, and be excreted from the body through lymphatic circulation, thereby achieving the purpose of removing pigment. Generally speaking, most moles on the face are benign and do not require treatment. However, if the mole is particularly large, or is close to the eye and is likely to affect vision, or if it is suspected to be a malignant lesion, it should be treated as needed.