i have a mole between my mouth and nose. It is big and raise a little?

Shave excision or true excision with layered closure are typical procedures used to remove moles from the upper lip in my office. Raffy Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Anytime you surgically remove a mole, there will be a scar.  Depending on post-care and how you heal, you may have a scar that is barely visible or one that is visible.  You will have to decide if it is worth the risk of having a scar in its place.

Yes, every single treatmet that implicates removing skin will leave a scar, sometimes barley visible, sometimes more visible and also depends if you have a history of keloids or bad scarring before. When we remove moles, we change the mole for a scar, so that's your call. Do you prefer a mole or a scar?

it's a good idea to count on a little scar...hopefully the mole is small and the scar will be hardly visible...but there's always a small risk...you and your doctor can decide if the benefit is worth the risk...

Typically the best way to remove moles in this location is by doing an excision with suture closure using both dissolving and non-dissolving sutures to give the best cosmetic result. This should result in a thin, linear scar. All methods of surgery will leave a scar but the trick is to minimize the scar by using the proper technique.