Birthmark: Remove Vs. Keep.

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Hannah M.

Feb 10, 2013

Hannah M.

I'm very self conscious about it. And I get called ugly for it. Should I get it removed? Should I keep it? I feel like some weirdo that no one ever wants to be friends with or date because of it.

Chardonnay E.

Feb 10, 2013

Chardonnay E.

I love your birth mark!! your a very VERY pretty girl & don't let anyone tell you anything different! your birth mark is unique & it makes you stand out from everyone else in a good way, embrace it, I would like you to keep it.

Charnelle K.

Feb 10, 2013

Charnelle K.

I have a birth mark too. but it is a part of me and that's the same with you. be you! (sorry for my bad 
english)

Pamela F.

Feb 10, 2013

Pamela F.

Its entirely up to you.I had a huge one accross my head.it was removed when I was 3.I'm left with a big scar and got picked on for having a 'bald spot'.and where I was stitched up there's a bit of hair been pulled too far forward so I have to shave it.I constantly get "ooo what's tht" which at 26 still makes me cry.so just to let you know tht you may be left with a different prob that folk will still b mean about.no harm in seeing sum1 about it tho hun.

Ady L.

Feb 10, 2013

Ady L.

Its your desicion if you dont feel comfortable than remove it if yu can survive with it than keep it.

Imogen C.

Feb 10, 2013

Imogen C.

I think its nice and your really pretty. I have one on my stomach. if you didnt have that birth mark you wouldent be you. but do whatever you want x

Erin C.

Feb 11, 2013

Erin C.

Keep it! It makes.you you!

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