Mole can make you look beautiful if you have it as a spot on your face which makes you different from the others, but when they are in a bunch they make you very different from the rest and this makes you to cover them with make up.



Moles are very common and can appear anywhere on the body. Moles are skin cells overgrowth; cells appear as cluster rather than spreading over the skin. Moles can be caused by age, skin exposure to sun, hormonal disorders and in some cases can be hereditary as well.

Moles can appear at birth or develop with time and they can vary in size, shape, color and can appear alone or grouped. Moles can be skin colored or brown and range to black in color. Majority of moles are harmless skin lesions and are not cancerous, but if moles are painful and itchy they may have developed into melanoma or look suspicious, these could be cancerous and immediate action has to be taken to remove them.

Genetic disorders or exposure to the sun can be the reason for moles. Moles can turn into skin cancer. The reason for skin cancer is because of the excess production of the pigment called melanocytes in our skin. When melanocytes are produced abnormally then moles appear and when these moles are formed into clusters there are chances of melanoma which is the cause for skin cancer.

If you have such kind of suspicious moles then rush to a dermatologist now. The remedy which is prescribed by the dermatologist is mole removal surgery. The surgical methods are of three different types. The first is cauterization - burn the moles using a tool, second to remove the moles by using knife and stitch to skin, last is the laser treatment where beams are passed through the skin to remove moles from the root.

Being under the knife of the dermatologist has become very common recently. The charge for mole removal is approximately $125 per visit to the dermatologist. Usually when you are undergoing mole removal surgery the skin around the mole is also removed to stay away from melanoma. These surgeries leave behind the stitches or burns, which takes months for curing.