I have a big flat mole on face you think laser surgery is possible to remove? any scars?? its in my skin?
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Are you sure it's not a wart or mole?  What ever it may be, you should have a doctor remove it since it is on your face.  You should never remove a growth on your face at home.
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If you get a Dermatologist to remove your mole with liquid nitrogen, there will be no scar. I had 3 removed on my face from this procedure, and you can't even notice where they were
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yes it is safe..as long as you go to a Dermatologist (skin doctor)as they have special training doing it.mush safer than how they used to do it..which was to freeze it and scrap or cut it off...it can be done right in the office,some will do it the first visit.It doesn't take very long to do.\n I have light skin and have had a few flat moles removed to test for skin cancer.....had it done both ways...the laser didn't hurt very much..the scraping/cutting did as it is like any scrap or cut...cutting they may stitch it up...and it can leave a scar.
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Let me caution you about buying anything on line.  Nearly all of them are frauds.   What you see in the pic is not what you get in the mail. \n\nGo to a dermatologist and get some literature from reputable sellers.  You're gonna find several things:\n1. good lasers that will deliver professional work are really expensive\n2. removal of hair by laser is not "painless" and the more sensitive the region the more the pain.\n3.  It takes a lot of treatments on the cycle of hair regeneration.  You will be at it for a year or more and your bottom is going to hurt, your under arms even more.\n4.  But when you're done, you will be beautiful and smooth\n5.  You will need the help of a second person to reach all the spots with the right length of exposure.\nwant my number?
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you need to check whether its safe to do so much surgery coz removal also creates wounds on your face which will need time to heal. Check with a dermatologist - that's a skin specialist and get at least two opinions about this, after all this is your face we are talking about!
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A laser works wonders for reducing facial scars and lines.  it's costly but worth it.\n\nObagi products worked on reducing my pores.  PCA products are also good.
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moles must be carefully and correctly excised, meaning cut off. You do not want to do this yourself at home. Please make an appt. with your Dr. to have it removed in a safe and STERILE environment.
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My guess is melanocytic naevus more commonly known as a mole. Moles are most often of no medical consequence, but since they are permanent, they may occasionally be removed for cosmetic or other reasons. There is enormous variation to as what these little suckers look like, just because it doesn't look like one of your moles doesn't necessarily mean its dangerous. If it does cause her any discomfort, or looks dangerous i would advise a meeting with a dermatologist.
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I had a raised mole removed and it had a few stitches. They came out in about a week, and the area took maybe 3 weeks to start looking healed all the way. Scars vary depending on your skin makup and tone - you can end up with a no-show scar or a slightly raised scar or one that differs in color from your skin, so time will tell. Mine doesn't show at all. Good luck!
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Yes...... But you may DIE from doing it.... MELANOMA is one of the most deadliest cancers....caused usually by Dark colored moles.... they "should" be surgically removed...any mole that is being irritated (like a "sunburn") or that has changed size or shape.... should be examined by a "QUALIFED" DERMATOLOGIST! It is your LIFE!
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there's a shop in our city. i heard that they have an ointement that help to remove moles.but i think if it's due to blade then i don't know whether they can remove that or not.anyway if it's not very visible then dont worry 'bout it
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I had laser surgery on a raised blood vessel. It took a few minutes, cost $150, and healed quickly. I don't know about moles, but I would get an appointment and find out.
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I've had a couple of moles removed for testing because of a family history of skin cancer.  None of them were lasered. They were cut completely out down to the root--the doctor made a kind of cone-shaped incision and then put in lots of tiny invisible stitches. (Local anesthesia.)  The scar is red for a few months and then fades to almost nothing--you can see the scar in just the right light and angle but other than that I don't even need make-up to cover it.\nI had another one that had to be cauterized but it wasn't on my face--that made an ugly scar and 15 years later it's still white and puckered and shiny although not as prominent.\nDefinitely ask your surgeon about different options for removing the mole and what kinds of scars they will leave. It depends on your skin type too--my skin tends to scar easily and make those lumpy "keloid" scars so I have to be very careful about surgery and injury.
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Scars cannot be gotten rid of 100%. They will always remain, however there are ways to lighten them. \nOne way would be to use either cocoa butter creme or vitamin E oil and rub it into the ares where the scars are and this should only lighten the scars making them less visible. Otherwise there is always laser treatment that will take them away for ever.
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Will a paramedic/pre-med student do?  ;)  Anyway, moles need to be removed by a doctor.  Best case scenario would be a dermatologist who can determine if it is a precursor to melanoma.  If they are large or inconsistent in color, you may need to have them biopsied, or checked for abnormal cells.  Sometimes, what can appear to be a simple "surface mole" can start in the dermis, or under the top layer of your skin.  Best to have a doc evaluate it!
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it could be a hamangioma   which is a sort of birth mark and can be removed however if it is psoriasis or rosacea removing it will not help at all   best bet is to talk to doctor