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What are different ways to treat moles?
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Two: There are two basic treatments for moles: remove them surgically or leave them alone. There is no reason to remove them unless they show suspicious characteristics or are bleeding excessively. Most moles are harmless, but only a dermatologist can tell you for sure if your moles need to be removed.
Answered 3/22/2015
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