How to remove moles without leaving scars

Everyone has moles on their body. This kind of melanin deposition is generally harmless to the body. However, some moles will grow hair and become diseased, which will affect the health of the skin. Moles will also affect the beauty of the skin, so you can eliminate moles through scientific methods. There are several ways to remove moles, such as laser mole removal and if you don’t want to leave scars, you can use mole removal cream.

Moles are not good-looking, 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 is no scar left after removing the mole, the mole will basically recur and there is a great chance of malignant transformation.

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 have passed 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;

If you don't want to leave scars, you can do it superficially to avoid damaging the skin growth layer, but this will inevitably leave a tail, most of which will grow out again; some will form large lumps, which are even uglier.

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

So, if you want to completely remove a mole, you will inevitably leave a scar, and if you don't leave a scar, there will be residues and hidden dangers. Therefore, the best way is to ignore the mole.

Many advertisements now claim that moles can be removed without leaving scars or recurrence, but this is impossible to achieve. They are only temporary removals. Especially the street-side potions for removing moles, there have been many bitter lessons.

It is safer to ignore moles. However, if the color of a mole deepens, turns red, becomes itchy or painful, or suddenly grows larger, you should go to the hospital for a check-up. This is often a sign of malignant change.

Finally, it is emphasized that moles and scars cannot be treated at the same time; one must be left alone. This has been determined from the location of the mole.