Can moles on children's faces be removed?

Many children have very tender skin. If some children have moles or birthmarks when they are just born, their parents will remove them when the children are young, because after removal, as the children grow up, the skin will slowly recover and the moles will not be visible. Because children's skin healing ability is very good when they are young, can the moles on children's faces be removed?

1. Food mole removal method

If the mole is lighter in color or less in number, you can use some commonly seen foods to remove it.

① Peach blossom and melon seeds honey: Grind dried peach blossoms into powder, grind wax gourd seeds into powder, mix equal parts of the two with an appropriate amount of honey, apply on the face, and apply to the affected area before going to bed every night. For black moles, apply it with dots. Effective for cleansing and removing spots. Suitable for moles, dark spots and freckles.

② Eggplant juice: Cut 1 eggplant into slices and squeeze out the juice. Rub it on the area with the mole, 3 times a day. You will see the effect in ten days.

Note: This method is only suitable for people with shallow moles.

2. Laser mole removal

Many hospitals now offer laser mole removal. The advantage of this method is that it can remove larger moles quickly and thoroughly, but the disadvantages are also obvious. If it fails, it will leave obvious scars, and the cost is also relatively expensive.

3. Remove moles with medicine

The advantage of using liquid mole removal is that it is convenient and can be done at home. The price of liquid mole removal is cheaper than laser mole removal, and it can also remove larger moles. The disadvantage is that there are many counterfeit products on the market, and it is easy to buy ineffective ones.

First of all, what you need to know is that "mole" is medically called nevus cell or melanocytic nevus, which is a skin manifestation caused by an increase in melanocytes in the epidermis and dermis. If the rash is raised above the skin surface, has a dome-like or nipple-like appearance, or has a pedicle, it is clinically called an intradermal nevus; those that are slightly raised above the skin surface are mostly mixed nevus; those that are not raised above the skin surface are junctional nevus.

As we all know, "mole" is a benign tumor and generally does not affect physical health. Intradermal nevi and compound nevi that are raised above the skin surface can be treated with laser or cryotherapy for cosmetic reasons, which can achieve satisfactory results. However, due to individual differences, some patients may leave slight scars after treatment; some people with specific physical conditions may even develop keloids, which is something we need to remind everyone.

Junctional nevi that are not higher than the skin surface are sometimes difficult to remove completely with laser or freezing, and there are cases of recurrence. It should be noted that pigmented nevi growing on the palms, lips and vulva are mostly junctional nevi. These junctional nevi in ​​areas of frequent friction and pressure may become cancerous. Therefore, junctional nevi growing in these areas should be completely removed by surgery to avoid future troubles. Junctional nevi growing on the face or other non-frictional areas generally do not need to be harassed by extreme methods, such as laser, freezing, drug corrosion, etc., because repeated and improper stimulation may also lead to cancer.