Mole Removal Victoria BC

Posted by Age Less Laser Centres on November 27th, 2017

Mole is not always bad. A mole on lips or on the chin is a matter of luck for anyone to get so, from a beauty point of view. It, however, is the place on the body where it appears that makes it a cherished one or an undesirable one. It can be a beauty asset or a beauty burden or flaw, depending on where it is. A mole on the forehead, between two eyebrows, is not desirable to many. Similarly, a mole on top of one’s nose can be very much disgusting to look at. One does not want it and surely does not require staying with it. Mole Removal Victoria BC treatment will help such people to get rid of the moles, which got prominent on undesired parts of their bodies.

Moles are common small tan or brown spots on the human skin. Moles may be flat or raised and it is believed that sun exposure in childhood causes an increase in the number of moles. Most moles have been witnessed to appear by age 30. Moles get mistaken for freckles and other skin growths if the moles are not black in color.

Irregular moles may develop into a skin cancer called melanoma and these are cancerous moles that can threaten the life of the person. Most moles are non-cancerous. There is no reason to get worried about a common mole, as most moles are fully benign. Moles that people are born with, as well as moles that develop after the age of 30, run a higher risk of eventually becoming cancerous.

Moles occur when cells in the skin grow in a clustered form instead of getting spread all through the skin. These cells are called melanocytes, and they make the pigment that provides the skin its natural color. Moles may darken after sun exposure, during the teen period and during pregnancy also in some cases. Moles are known to undergo changes slowly over time. Slow, gradual change is normal for moles and this should not be your reason for doing tension. Some moles are known to grow, shrink, or even disappear also with time. It is also quite common for moles to grow hairs and this is not a sign of health issue or something abnormal.

The “ABCDE’s” of moles will be helpful to determine if a mole might be cancerous. Any of these following characteristics could be dangerous, and might warrant medical attention:

● Asymmetrical shape

● Jagged or uneven borders of moles

● Color variation. Moles that display one color all the way through are not harmful.

● Diameter that is larger than the pencil eraser

● Moles that evolving quickly. Though slow, gradual change is normal

Mole Removal Victoria BC can be opted for if you do not want moles to ruin your facial beauty. Smaller, non-cancerous moles that do no stay protruded above the skin surface can also be removed with a laser treatment. This treatment employs intense bursts of light radiation to break down the mole cells in the skin. This method usually takes two or three treatments to remove the mole completely.

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