Are Home Removal Methods For Moles Truly Safe And Effective?

Nowadays, there is no need to go in for surgery to have your moles removed. You can easily remove your unwanted mole right there in the comfort of your house safely and easily. This seems to be the message of gazillion at home mole removal creams. But should you just take them at their word and go for it?

These home mole removal creams promise that they can easily solve your problems with skin discoloration and you'd only have to shell out 40 to 80 dollars. However, what they don't tell you is that every skin type is different and that the same cream can give different effects. Just because it worked for your friend does not automatically mean it would be effective in your specific case too. Redness, blistering and other side effects we-re never even aware of could also be caused by the use of these creams. You would also be worrying about the likelihood that they may develop into scars after they have been applies.

Yet another method for home mole removal that is a definite no-no is shaving of the mole. It is akin to surgery and, in surgical procedures, you should never do it in an unsterilized environment such as your home and by an unqualified person (such as yourself). Many people are putting themselves at risk because they are not fully aware of the grave consequences of these procedures going wrong. Thus, this procedure should be done in a part of the house that is free from pointy and sharp objects.

If you look it up on the internet, you will find many natural home mole removal methods that are being suggested. Most of them advise using the things that you already have in your kitchen, such as apple cider vinegar, garlic or bloodroot. Using a sterilized needle, scratch the surface of your mole. Afterwards, using a small cotton ball dipped in apple cider vinegar, a piece of garlic, or bloodroot paste, place them on top of the scratched mole and leave it on overnight. Keep in mind that the abovementioned can cause skin burning and scarring despite the fact that they are edible food items.

Along with the assurance that these home mole removal methods are fast and effective, they are still prone to leaving behind scars. Moles are quite easy to remove, but if they are replaced with scars that are harder to erase, you'd have an even bigger problem. Even professionals are having a hard time removing scars.

I am personally in favor of leaving things in the hands of a professional. If we are to make an analogy between pulling out a tooth and removing a mole, why should you pull your tooth yourself if you can have the dentist do it instead? If ever this idea occurs in your mind, only think of the consequences that it can have and I am sure the idea will soon disappear.