Question 1

why   do  moles  come    on  face?

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Anywhere: Moles are growths composed on any skin surface whether it's on the trunk or arms or feet or even the scalp and face --- anywhere 
the growth of moles is usually genetically determined. Moles is a generic term for what we dermatologists typically refer to as "nevi" , collections of nevus cells. Usually these growths are benign but certain irregular nevi can be atypical or even cancerous.

Question 2

how to remove a mole off your face?

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Remove a mole: Unless your dermatologist is concerned about cancer, the most common method is to numb the area with a small injection, and shave the bump off with a scalpel. It almost always heals beautifully and leaves a very small scar. It can grow back because a small piece is left under the skin. I evaluate all facial moles with pathology.

Question 3

how to safely remove a mole on face?

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You need a doctor to: Seek medical advice, as you can not safely remove a mole yourself. If you try to do so you can harm yourself as melanomas require careful diagnosis and proper management . Otherwise you are taking a risk with your life.

Question 4

how can i remove skin moles off my face?

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Surgery: Your doctor can remove your moles safely in his/her office under local anesthesia. No problem!

Question 5

how to remove black moles from face naturally?

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Need surgery: The only way to remove moles is by surgical excision. I would strongly advise against using any chemicals to remove the moles.

Question 6

can you tell me, are my flat moles on face concerning?

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Depends on changes.: If the nature of the lesions change over the course of time such as increased thickness, change in color, bleeding etc, there is concern for malignancy. Biopsy may be required for definitive diagnosis.

Question 7

my face is full of black and light brown moles,why is it?

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Face moles: We can't tell without at least good pictures to review. They are likely sun damage but to be sure, see your dermatologist and always protect your skin from sun burn.

Question 8

is it normal to develop a new mole on the face after age 40?

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See dermatologist: There are 4 reasons to remove a skin mole. 1) the possibility of cancerous change occurring in a mole sometime in the future (a pre-cancerous active junctional mole); 2) a suspected cancerous change in an existing or new mole, where removal is diagnostic and therapeutic; 3) cosmetic reasons; 4) functional and anatomical changes occurring in a mole.  See a dermatologist for assurance

Question 9

hey i want to remove a brown mole from my face what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Mole : A dermatologist can remove the mole surgically . There are several options such as shave technique, punch biopsy or excisional biopsy with stitches. Consult with a dermatologist to discuss the best option to minimize any scarring.

Question 10

can there be a way to get flat moles removed from the face for free?

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Possibly: If you can find someone to do so free, then it is free.

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