What is Mole Removal
The majority of moles are safe, but if one appears suspicious, a doctor may advise having it removed. Moles can also be removed for cosmetic reasons. The operation is quick and shouldn’t pain after the region is numb, whether you undergo a surgical excision or shaving to remove a mole. For a few days after the procedure, you can feel stinging or burning in the area.
Why Does Mole Need To Remove?
Typical skin growths include moles. On your face and body, there are probably several.
For the most part, moles are harmless and pose no concern. You should only have a mole removed if it bothers you and if it is not cancerous. However, you still have the choice to get the mole removed if you don’t like how it makes you look or if it’s irritating you because it’s rubbing against your clothing.
Signs That Your Mole Might Be Infected
Like every other part of your body, a mole can get infected.
The following are signs of an infected mole:
- Bleeding
- Pain or Fever
- Redness or swelling
- Discharge of pus
Benefits Of Surgical Mole Removal
The primary advantage of having a mole removed is that your doctor may perform testing to determine whether the mole contains skin cancer.
If you are looking to remove your mole then feel free to visit Dr. Asmita Jha, a Dermatologist in Mulund.
