Getting rid of moles

The best way to permanently get rid of moles

Do you want to know how to get rid of moles?

Doctors make use of two main types of surgeries to remove moles. If you are one of those who can't stand the idea of having stitches, choose the cutting method. No stitching, whatsoever, is required in cutting. The main tool used by the person performing the surgery is the scalpel. With the scalpel, the region containing the mole is shaved. The region below the skin is slightly shaved off, so that the moles can be removed from the root. Therefore, you must be confident with your choice of doctor, especially when it comes to his skill and expertise.
 
How to get rid of moles and stop the bleeding?

A special solution is used in order to stop the bleeding. Another way to deal with bleeding is by applying a little heat over the area. Make sure that no charring or burning happens, though. Another option would be cauterization, using various electrical instruments. After cauterization, the area is applied with topical antibiotic. Placing this antibiotic on top of the wound, will not allow the wound to get healed faster, but also prevent further infection. Another way of discouraging complications caused by infections would be to cover the area with a band aid. The surgeon may give additional special instructions; follow them especially if you want the healing process to go quicker.

Now how do you go about removing flat moles?

There are moles that are raised from the skin. Some moles will be flat and dark in color. Removing both is not a problem. The method of removing flat moles or dark moles that adhere close to the skin involves direct cutting of the moles and this process involves stitching. Removing moles via the method of excision is the best way to go about this. The presence of moles on the cheeks or chin can annoy you. You might even feel that it spoils your facial appearance. But do not get too tied up about it. Surgeons use the excision process and tactfully remove the moles from the skin. Before excision, the area around the mole will be rendered numb through the use of creams or injections. This helps in relieving the pain while cutting. The mole area would, of course, be sterilized before surgery is conducted. The scalpel is the main tool used in both methods. With the scalpel the surgeon will cut out the mole and its surrounding area. The size of the border or surrounding area is not the same for everyone. Often, cancerous moles would require the border to be cut a bit wider. Some surgeon might think that if they cut a small size, cancer might still occur. In such cases, the border size will be further increased. There are two main types of stitches that can be done. One type is used on deep skin regions. This type of stitching will permeate the skin, dispensing with the need to remove it afterwards. The other type of stitches would have to be removed after a while, since they are only for shallow skin layers.