Used castor oil and baking soda to remove moles. Will they both heal up fine? (Photo)

Mole removal with these home remedies works in some cases. I would begin by applying Plato's Scar Serum and Plato's Dark Scar Corrector to minimize further longterm scarring. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Castor Oil and Baking Soda cannot remove moles. Moles go too deep into the skin to be effectively removed with topical treatments. Based on your photo it is difficult to tell if the areas you treated were actually moles or something else.  I highly recommend seeing a dermatologist for examination prior to any home treatments.  It is important to be sure you are not missing a skin cancer that could be temporarily masked by this home treatment.  It would be best to see a dermatologist to examine the area.  You can apply vasaline ointment twice daily to the areas until you have your dermatology appointment. 

Answering these kinks of questions on line is difficult.It's impossible to know what you actually removed.  And despite everything I read on the Internet (of course, it's all completely true!), I'm not convinced that an actual mole can be affected by castor oil and baking soda. It's simply too deep in the skin.And, most important, removing actual moles without having them examined by a pathologist is playing with fire.  There are a lot of "spots" on the skin that can be safely faded or cauterized, or lasered, however, a real mole should be examined for any evidence of skin cancer.  And to those who scoff that that advice, I once took off a purely cosmetic mole from my wife's face and it had a focus of basal cell carcinoma inside, something I never would have guessed.  She had the benign looking mole her whole life and just wanted it off for cosmetic reasons.