Can moles be remove from a person face without it being left with a scared?
84378
If it is not deep  into the skin it can be removed without any scar..
35449
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
74655
this is what was told to me by a doctor...it is a good sign if you even grow hair out of your moles but becareful not to expose yourself to the sun much because if the hair stops growing you should have the mole(s) looked at because they can become cancer very fast.
132556
I have a small mole on my left breast.
216575
i know they are expensive but go to a dermatoligist.  right now there are a lot of problems with infections after all kinds of procedures.  Going to a clinic you run a higher risk of infection.  se a real doctor also so they can make sure nothing else is going on with the mole-ie skin cancer
760398
Go to your doctor, have him numb your mole and scrape it. It won't scar. He will then take it to the lab to test it and see if it is cancerouse. \n\nIf a mole is questionable ask the professionals!
213053
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136061
none you cant really get rid of it with creams
491469
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.
315966
Yes, but I would suggest that you have it removed by a plastic surgeon or at the very least by a dermatologist. I feel this way because this is your face we are talking about not somewhere that you wouldn't notice. Have you ever thought that if your mole is small that perhaps it's cute on you, I have a friend who has a small one and it wouldn't be the same if she had it removed. Some people consider moles as a sign of beauty. I don't mean the large ones with hair growing out of them. UGH! Best of luck, whatever your decision may be.
1161942
I had a tiny one removed by a plastic surgeon, and I think it  costs around $150.00, BUT the price is higher than average because since it's a mole, it HAS to go to a lab for a biopsy and that is included in the price.
379257
If your young it's a common childhood problem , don't stress, there are great products out, like the bandaids that you leave on a few days and then take off, they go away, or have them removed.\n\none of my boys had one or 2 on his finger and he always touched his face never got any one his face etc, you'll be ok.
623393
If the borders are well defined and the colour is solid and uniform then it is probably just a regular mole.  If you're unsure, you should always ask a professional opinion.
479268
Definitely, get it looked at by a doctor ASAP.  It could be the start of skin cancer which is easily treatable if not left too long.  If left it can spread and be deadly.  Not trying to scare you, but overexposure, particularly burning and lingering coloured spots point to something not right.  Rule it out right away...
304385
No, because I had a mole removed from my back and there\nwas no pain and did not leave a scar.
548815
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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No, not from how you have described the situation. But you should be careful of infection. \n\nIf, at some point, it does not heal it might be a good idea to have a dermatologist biopsy or evaluate it for you. Keep an eye on it.\n\nIncidentally, when my son was little he had a mole on his neck that kept getting bigger so we had a surgeon remove it. We thought we were protecting him against cancer . . . little did we know that despite doing all we could to protect him a few years later he developed an abdominal cancer. All that time and we worried about the wrong thing! The mole was not the problem . . turns out the tumors were in his abdomen.