How To Prevent Scars after Mole Removal

Mole removal is commonly done by excision, cauterization (burning), and in some cases laser although this has shown to be less effective. The depth of a mole determines which treatment is most suitable. (Laser doesn't penetrate deep enough to treat most moles efficiently.)

As a result of a rather deep incision or burn mark scars will develop. As with any type of wound, how you take care of it is of major influence to the creation of scar tissue. The use of (normal) moisturizing agents, silicone gels, and if necessary natural products that fight of and prevent infections (e.g. Medihoney) can significantly influence the final appearance of a scar.

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