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what do you have to do if you want to remove a mole, not a huge one, but a small one. What process do you have to go through and what kind of doctor you visit?


i have one behind my neck, it appeared out of no where. I think i got it from going to the beach too much without a sun screen on, whoops
 

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Just go to your regular doctor to have it checked out. Dunno if they'll actually do the removal themselves but they'll at least send you the right way..
 

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I think that it'l be a bit painfull (stingy), because I heard that doctors "burn" it off, or something like that.
 
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laser removal
google "laser mole removal sydney" or wherever u are
they cost u heeps but it depends on its size
 

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hmmm id cut it out.. under local anaesthetic..thats the best way
and send if off to see if its cancer
 

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Your local doctor should be able to remove it easily if it's a small mole. From what I remember, I had mine removed when I was 12. And it's not painful. They get this cylinder tube and hover is over the mole to burn it off. It may have been a laser but I couldn't feel a thing. And it was gone within 2 seconds. The only thing is, the exact place where the mole was, would turn a paler shade than your skin. The scar would be the same size as the previous mole. But this would eventually even out.
 

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Your local doctor should be able to remove it easily if it's a small mole. From what I remember, I had mine removed when I was 12. And it's not painful. They get this cylinder tube and hover is over the mole to burn it off. It may have been a laser but I couldn't feel a thing. And it was gone within 2 seconds. The only thing is, the exact place where the mole was, would turn a paler shade than your skin. The scar would be the same size as the previous mole. But this would eventually even out.

k, i got my mole removed, my doctor sent it to the lab and they sad it was a herpie. wtf is that? :read:
 

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i didn't know you could get herpes on your neck? what gives?
 

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Big mole = surgical removal
Small mole = freezed off (no anaesthetic )
 
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I just had one taken off a month ago with anaesthetic, and let me tell you anaesthetic is the single most painful thing in the world. But maybe that was coz it was on my face ;)

Anywho, go see your doc or a skin clinic ASAP. Chances are if it's just 'popped' up they'll take it off as a precautionary measure and they'll probably biopsy it. Depending on size and location will determine whether they freeze it off or chop it off.
 
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Edit: Fuck you troll, I went to a lot of effort to type that response. :(

/love
 

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k, i'm going to do a check within 2 weeks, yeah i know the thread is from last year, lol. anyway i'm wondering....should i visit my local doctor or visit a skin specialist? or my local dentist?
 

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Go to your GP who will give you a referral to a dermatologist.

But, it's not a tumour.
 

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