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Thank you for your question and photo. It would be possible, but quite difficult to decrease the size of your mole but not completely remove it. Performing a shave partial removal may give you the result that it seems like you are seeking - decreasing the projection and somewhat decreasing the overall size of the mole, but it could possibly continue to enlarge in the future. The most definitive solution would be to completely excise it, however this would leave a small fine-line scar. My best advice would be to seek consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist in your area to discuss your treatment options so that you obtain an optimal result. Best wishes!
That would be a difficult thing to do and be able to absolutely predict the outcome. You may be able to shave the raised part down, however it may regrow to the same size. If you excise the mole, you will then be trading the pigmented lesion for a small scar, and that is a decision you need to make. It is always best to see someone in person so they can examine you and help you make a decision.Best of luck
Filler is difficult to use in scarred areas. The reason is that the 'hole' is usually a depressed scar that is attached to the underlying tissue. If you try to inject filler, many times it will fill around the edge and can not separate the skin from the scar - this may result in a worsening of...
Thank you for your question. It can be quite normal to be swollen 3 days after a mole removal. After any surgical procedure, swelling typically peaks at approximately 4 days and then begins to subside. Most likely what you are experiencing is normal swelling. You should...
Thank you for your question. It is impossible to determine exactly why you are experiencing they symptoms that you are after mole removal. A photo and more information about location, etc. would be very helpful. A surface infection or cellulitis would most usually look red and...