Can brown-blue moles be completely removed?

Can brown-blue moles be completely removed? Many people may not be very clear about this issue. This type of mole is mainly formed by melanin deposition. It is best to remove the mixed mole that is higher than the skin because it has the potential to become cancerous. There are many ways to completely remove it. You can use chemical drugs, electrotherapy, freezing and other methods. The best method is surgical removal. Let’s learn in detail how to completely remove brown-blue moles.

Moles can be divided into broad and narrow meanings. The broad meaning includes various congenital and acquired melanocytic nevi, sebaceous nevi, etc. The term "mole" in medicine is used in a narrow sense, also known as nevus cell nevus, pigmented nevus, melanocytic nevus or common acquired melanocytic nevus, and does not include congenital melanocytic nevus. Mole is the most common benign skin tumor in humans. It is a skin manifestation caused by an increase in melanocytes in the epidermis and dermis. Depending on the location of nevus cells in the skin, they can be divided into junctional nevus, mixed nevus and intradermal nevus. Flat lesions suggest junctional nevi, slightly elevated lesions are mostly compound nevi, while papillomatous lesions and almost all hemispherical and pedunculated lesions are intradermal nevi.

1. Chemical drugs There are strong acid or strong alkali chemical agents on the market for cauterization, while hospitals use trichloroacetic acid to remove moles. It is more effective for newly appeared and shallow combined moles. Excessive cauterization often causes sunken scars, or raised scars due to scar-prone constitution. 2. Electrocautery is effective for shallow combined moles and deeper and raised compound moles. The operation is not easy to control and scars are easy to form. 3. Freezing Moles are frozen with liquid nitrogen. It can effectively remove protruding and flat moles. Because the depth is difficult to control and often causes damage, dermatology departments do not use it to treat moles now. Guidance: 4. Surgical excision can remove the mole once and for all. If there is a mole that may become malignant, pathological tissue examination can be performed after excision. Excision is a type of surgery, so anesthesia and sutures must be applied, and the wound is more difficult to care for. Life care: 5. Laser vaporization of moles, except for the possibility of punctate bleeding after some laser surgery, there is no trace after demobilization. It is only suitable for shallow moles, because the residual melanocytes under the skin will repeatedly emerge, requiring multiple laser treatments

Consult a dermatologist. Before removing a mole, you should have your mole examined by a dermatologist to see if it is malignant. They can also tell you which procedure is right for you.

• Most moles are benign. But if there are symptoms such as itching, bleeding, or changes in size or shape, the mole may be malignant. [2]

• If your mole is malignant, it should be removed as soon as possible.

• If your mole is harmless, there is actually no need to remove it, but many people remove moles for aesthetic reasons.

• Your doctor will use the ABCDE method to evaluate your mole. These represent asymmetry, edge, color, diameter, and progression, respectively.

  Weigh various methods. There are many ways to remove moles, and you should carefully consider which one is best for you. You need to consider the following points:

• Effect. Consider how effective this method is. Can it completely remove the mole? Is there a risk of recurrence?

• cost. The costs of different methods vary, so consider whether they are within your financial budget.

  Surgery to remove a mole by cutting or scraping it. This method is most effective for removing moles that are on the surface of the skin and is usually done with surgical scissors or a scalpel.

• First, the surgeon will remove the mole so that the small black spot protruding from the skin disappears.

• No stitches are needed after this type of excision. The doctor will usually cauterize the wound or apply ointment or medicine to the wound to stop the bleeding, and then apply some topical antibiotics.

• The wound will be bandaged afterwards and you will be able to move freely after a while.

• 1. Battery mole removal

• The battery here is the one used for our flashlight or alarm clock, not the one used in mobile phones. After the battery is left for a period of time, its epidermis will become soft. After tearing off this layer, pour out the white stuff inside, and then use a sterilized needle tip to gently prick the area around the broken mole, and then apply the white paste inside the battery. It can be removed in half a day. After the wound heals, the mole and scab will be torn off together. This method is very effective, but I don't know if there are any side effects.

• 2. Potato mole removal

• After washing your face, do not apply any makeup. Cut fresh potato slices and stick them on the area where the mole is. Fix it with a Band-Aid and remove it when you get up the next morning. If you do this for half a month, the mole will be removed.

• 3. White vinegar to remove moles

• White vinegar is an acidic substance and is somewhat corrosive. After washing your face, use a cotton swab dipped in white vinegar to wipe the mole. Do not apply it around the area. Keep rubbing it until you feel a little pain. Then continue rubbing it the next day, and it will gradually form a scab and fall off. Remember to keep the area away from water until the scab falls off.

• 4. Peanut kernels plus alcohol to remove moles

• Burn peanut kernels into powder, mix it with alcohol and rub it on the mole. You can apply a layer before going to bed every day and wash it off the next morning. The mole can be removed after half a month.

• However, everyone should note that these methods are from folk origin and have not been medically verified. The situation after each person uses them is different, so everyone should think carefully before using them.