Professional mole removal can be costly, especially since most health insurance companies consider mole removal a "cosmetic surgery" that is not necessary in most instances. Here is a proven mole removal method that is likely to get rid of the mole without a doctor's assistance.
What You Will Need
You will need a needle, along with a match or lighter to sterilize the needle. The main ingredient is apple cider vinegar (preferably organic), a small bottle will do, usually costing just a few dollars. Grab some cotton balls as well, and bandages are optional. The most expensive ingredient for this process is honey. If you don't have honey on hand, purchase the smallest bottle you can find, since you will only need a small amount.
The Procedure
First, sterilize the needle with a flame. Run the flame over the tip of the needle for 20 to 30 seconds, and let the needle cool. Use the needle to scrape across the top layer of the mole, just enough to break the skin open. Soak a cotton ball with the apple cider vinegar, and rub it over the mole for about one minute. Another option is to dampen a small piece of cotton with apple cider vinegar, place it over the mole, and hold it in place by covering it with a small bandage. You will not need to break the skin of the mole again, but repeat the apple cider vinegar application two to three times a day. After a few days you will see a scab begin to form over the mole. Continue the application for a few more days, until the scab begins to fall off on its own.
After the Mole has Been Removed
As the skin under the scab begins to heal, you should notice the mole is no longer there. After all of the excess skin from the scab has fallen off, dab a small drop of honey over the affected area. This will help the healing process and prevent scarring. Repeat the honey application until the skin has healed back to its normal condition, usually about five to seven days.
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