I had 8 “superficial” moles removed from my back 2 days ago. I am still in a great deal of pain.

Thank you for your question. Abnormal moles are still benign lesions, however, a severely atypical mole should be removed because there is a higher risk of the lesion turning malignant, aka melanoma. There are numerous scar treatments available to help the incision site heal with better...

There is a simple answer here.  See a doctor.  I am not a fan of the removal creams because of these reactions and, more important, because you don't know what you are removing.  I would hate to think of anybody using this cream on a melanoma.

If you have pain talk to your physician, its normal to have pain for a few days after the procedure. Best, Dr. Emer.

I don't recommend picking your mole. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Moles can be removed with laser, radiowave or shave. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Your photos shows a small/medium mole on the region between your eyebrows (glabella).  It appear to be benign and is most likely a nevus or keratosis of some type.  After a proper exam, I would likely recommend a shave type excision and cautery to the base of the lesion. Removal of growths fro...

To be honest it really does not matter either way. You run the risk of introducing infection by applying vaseline straightaway, as it isn't  a sterile product and you are interfering with the natural healing process.  Vaseline will not stop a keloid from forming All healing takes place...