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A member asked:
Is it removing moles with tea tree oil possible? regardles to some clinical trials i cannnot see how it can remove some in sito dysplastic nevus?
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Wouldn't count on it: No matter what you read either on the internet or in a journal about tea tree oil, i definitely would not rely on it to treat any type of dysplastic nevus. Even a lesion in situ! it is always best to excise (have them surgically removed) and send to the pathologist, so you can have proof that the entire lesion is out.
Answered 5/18/2015
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