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Mar 28, 2014
Alisha G.
How can I remove moles on my body? I have lots of them covering my arms. Is there a way to remove them naturally or can the doctor? Please help.
Mar 28, 2014
Kalyn H.
I had one removed but only because it could've been cancer. It left a pretty big scar on my shoulder... There's probably a neater way though with lest scarring.
Mar 28, 2014
Kalyn H.
It was really a big pain though, 7 shots and stitches for 2 weeks just for 1 ):
Mar 28, 2014
Kathy K.
only doctor
Mar 28, 2014
Lisa S.
Doctor
Mar 28, 2014
Sam R.
You can get them laser off
Mar 28, 2014
Mary A.
Talk to your dermatologist. my brother had to have one removed like Kalyn H. and it left a big scar, but my mom has had some removed that haven't, so I'm sure you have options.
Mar 28, 2014
Raylene I.
I had 5 removed three cancer two none. The two infront (one cancer) left minimal scaring (they were pretty small anyway) but the one on my back which was still fairly small (cancer) left a massive scar because the root was soo long. The big one, you can't see the scar at all. My dr says it's not nesesarily the size of the mole we see but the size below the skin which determins scaring.