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There are many different options for mole removal on the lower lip. In our office, we offer either laser or surgical treatments. Not all spots are suitable for laser removal. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
The darkness in this area appears to be melasma. Melissa is from a combination of sun exposure and often hormones as well. Please consult a board certified dermatologist to discuss options from bleaching creams to Cosmelan.
Being silly, I could first say that YOU cannot remove this dark spot --better see a doctor to do it for you! LOLThese spots on lips are very common and, in the huge majority of cases, completely harmless. Removing them is a simple task for a dermatologist or a plastic surgeon. It's an outpatient procedure that takes only a few minutes.Your lip will be swollen for a few hours after, so don't do it on a day when you're planning to go out to lunch right after the visit.The best part is that lips heal almost invisibly. I love doing these removals because they make ME look good as a doctor.
You mole appears to be healing fine. The yellow coloration you see is something called fibrin, which is part of wound healing, but many people mistake it for infection. It is definitely better to keep the wound moist, and sometimes this is the appearance you can get with keeping it...
Mole reduction is an appropriate treatment for cosmetic moles that are raised. Hyfrecation and laser work well for this approach. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
Cosmetic mole removal can be achieved with hyfrecation or laser. There are many non-surgical options that may be appropriate for your mole. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
Our office specializes in non-surgical mole removal or reduction. The most prudent option in your case would be non-surgical with reduction of the mole with lasers and Hyfrecation. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
It is not standard of care to freeze a mole. As a previous doctor posted, the lesions you are calling "moles" may be seborrheic keratoses, which are warty growths that sometimes mimic moles. Your doctor should be able to clarify what you had. After freezing, the skin may be red...
There should be no changes. We recommend not getting area wet for first day due to potential infection and application of antibiotic solution to area with a q-tip and leave open to air. If you are still worried contact your Doctors office and speak to someone there. Hope you enjoyed show at least.
