Should I remove multiple moles at once?

Many people do not like the presence of moles on their skin, especially on the face. To have a "flawless" skin, we often use methods to remove moles.

However, if there are many moles on the skin, should we remove many moles at the same time?

What is a mole?

Moles are pigmented spots that appear on the skin. They can be the same color as your skin or gray or black. Some moles are just spots with pigment that is different from your skin color, but others are raised above the skin and vary in size.

Moles can appear anywhere on the skin. On average, each person has between 10 and 40 moles. Over time, some moles may gradually disappear, but others will not change.

Most moles on the skin are benign, they do not cause pain, itching or discomfort other than affecting aesthetics. Therefore, doctors often advise us not to remove or erase moles, unless they are too large or affect the body when rubbed.

Should I remove multiple moles at once?

Removing moles is considered a fairly simple cosmetic intervention, so many people apply it to have smoother, more perfect skin.

However, when there are many moles on the skin, we should not remove them at the same time. According to their own characteristics, there are moles with "roots" that are quite deep in the skin, so it is difficult to remove them at once.

After removing moles, we need to pay special attention to skin care in the area that has just been removed. If you remove many moles at once, skin care after removal will be difficult, and it is easy to leave scars.

Nowadays, we can remove moles in many ways: using laser, electrocautery, minor surgery. Although removing moles is quite simple, you should absolutely not remove moles at home by yourself using folk methods.

Additionally, you should consult your doctor before attempting to remove a mole, as some types of moles can be a warning sign of a health condition.