Bleaching Cream for Post-Mole Removal Scars?

When a mole is removed by shaving it off, there is no guarantee that it will not recur.  I usually recommend that if the mole is on the face, a shave excision with biopsy is advised.  If that mole keeps recurring, then a complete surgical excision may be recommended. 

Virtually all dermatologists would recommend obtaining clear margins with severely atypical nevi. It is a bit more controversial with moderate atypia. However, I feel it is not worth taking a chance and these should be excised as well. You do not want to leave atypical cells behind. Also, it...

To scrape or excise if the lesion is a mole shaving (tangential excision) may not remove all cells and it can recur. If the lesion is superficial (keratosis) scraping can be effective.

Pigmented moles should never be treated in a way that does not allow biopsy, as there is always a chance that there could be some abnormal cells in them that need more than cosmetic consideration, ( they may have malignant or pre-malignant characteristics). Because "moles", medically...

It sounds like you have a condition called dermatosis papulosa nigra.  It runs in families.  The lesions really aren't moles but a type of seborrheic keratosis (non-viral wart).  They are harmless.  If you want them removed, they can easily be removed by a variety of...

Many skin pathologists (dermatopathologists) classify atypical moles or dysplastic nevi as having mild, moderate, or severe atypia. Unfortunately this classification system is very subjective and pathologists looking at the same specimen will often disagree on the level of atypia. One...