About the Ninth Hospital, laser spot moles, and other follow up questions, friends who have been the

I ordered it in June this summer.

I clicked out 3 of them, all on the nose, 1 black mole about 1 mm, 2 pigmented moles, one the size of a pinhead, and one about 5 or 6 mm in size.

The charge is 50 for 2 small ones and 100 for one large oneIt's all laser-pointed, and you can order it after paying on the spot.

After the point is finished, there is a big pit, the hospital will give the dispensing water, go back to spray for a few days, can not get wet, I began to scab in about 4 days, more than 1 month to fall off.

I took a shower and washed my face for more than a week, and I couldn't wash it because of the oil on my nose, and the 3 moles were very concentrated, and the oil was all accumulated and very thick. After more than 1 month of falling, the big pit, especially the big one, is 1cm deep. There are also 2 that are barely visible, with a little red and concave.

It took 2 or 3 months to slowly flatten, and now it's almost impossible to see.

It's 9 yards.

Generally speaking, as long as it is in a regular big hospital, laser surgery** is generally no problem, but as you said, some people have a scar constitution, no way, he will definitely leave a scar, some people do not pay attention to the infection after surgery, or cause other lesions, that is also unfortunate, may leave a scar, so there are many reasons, your situation may not necessarily leave a scar, but I dare not guarantee that there will be no scar, but in general, the laser is relatively good.

Ordinary moles can be removed, but if it is a hairy mole, I advise you not to touch it, sometimes it will be transferred...There are a lot of cases!

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Not really. Let's look at the parts. I was fine after one of the moles on my chin was removed.

But the one on my forehead near my eyebrows didn't get it off after two times, and it still exists. I'm going to get it for the third time, and if he comes back and he still grows it again, it means fate, and he won't get it again.

Electric cautery method: apply the principle of electric heating and high temperature cautery to remove the mole due to cauterization and charring. Pros:

Easy to operate. Disadvantages: It is difficult to control the degree of burning, easy to leave scars, and is not acceptable.

Indications: superficial combined nevi and deep and raised compound nevi, nevi with a diameter of centimeters are effective.

I think these two are similar, both are tertiary hospitals. But the Ninth Courtyard is very good at plastic surgery, you go to the Shanghai Ninth Courtyard. In fact, every hospital has a laser machine that can spot moles, but they only have different skills from operating doctors, and the anti-inflammatory drugs and repair drugs prescribed after clicking are different.

There are several types of spotting moles, but I personally recommend two: freezing or laser. The freezing point is cheaper, and the laser is relatively safe. The best is lasers.