Many people refer to a mole as any dark spot or irregularity in the skin. Doctors use different terms. But the following types of skin marks such as these are not treated the same way moles are and are not discussed here:
Birthmarks
* Abnormal formations of blood vessels
* Keratoses (benign or precancerous spots, which appear after about age 30 years)
What causes moles?
Some people are born with moles. Other moles appear over time.
Sun exposure seems to play a role in the development of moles and may even play a role in the development of atypical, or dysplastic, moles.
The role of heredity cannot be underemphasized. Many families have a type of mole known as dysplastic (atypical), which can be associated with a higher frequency of melanoma or skin cancer.
Safely Remove 'Skin Tags':
The small, skin colored, harmless growths that hang down like protruding flaps of skin from the body, by a stalk are called skin tags. They are commonly found in overweight people and on people suffering from diabetes. Even though the cause for this lesion is not known, doctors assure that they are benign and harmless.
Skin tags are painless, but when they are brushed by clothing, they may turn irritable. Aside from the fact that they can be painful or irritating, you may find it embarrassing, when they grow on your face or in some more visible parts. That is why you may want to find some harmless methods of removing these tags.
How Does The Method Work?
The method is quite popular, because it removes the tag safely and without causing any pain. The acid in the vinegar destroys the tissue that forms the blemish; however the surrounding skin is not damaged during this treatment.
Some people caution you to use organic apple cider vinegar, but many people claim that a cheap quality vinegar is as effective in removing blemishes as any other costly varieties.
Steps to Use Apple Cider Vinegar for Skin Tag Removal:
* Clean the skin around the blemish with lukewarm water and mild soap.
* Dry the skin thoroughly.
* Scratch the tag gently with a toothpick, let it not bleed.
* Soak a small piece of cotton ball in apple cider vinegar and squeeze out the excess vinegar.
* Place the soaked cotton wool on the skin tag and hold it with a bandage.
* Leave it overnight.
* Remove the bandage and cotton wool the next morning and rinse thoroughly with water.
* Repeat it for 3-4 days, until the skin tag darkens, dries and falls off.
Result.
You may find the tag to be discolored after the first use. When you repeat its usage for a few more days, the skin tag falls off without any pain. The acid in the vinegar may cause a mild stinging sensation the first time, but this is normal. You can consult a doctor if there is any inflammation or continuous irritation.
People who have used apple cider vinegar for skin tag removal claim that it works without leaving any scars and it also works quickly. The upside of using vinegar for tag removal is, it is less invasive and the downside is it takes a little time and consistency for it to work.
How to Use Apple Cider Vinegar?
If you’re ready to use this mole removal method, you will first need to grab your supplies. These include: apple cider vinegar, bandages, cotton balls and Vaseline. Once you have these, clean your skin and wipe it dry.
Apply Vaseline to the skin that is around your mole so it’s fully covered. This actually prevents the acid in the vinegar from eating away at the skin you want to keep.
Take your cotton ball and apply some apple cider vinegar on it.
Place the vinegar soaked side on your mole and place a bandage over it so it stays in place. If you do this three times per day you should see results within a couple of weeks.
After a week most people notice that the mole starts to flake and dry up. This is normal, so don’t be alarmed if you see it for yourself. Let the mole naturally fall off and try not to rub or itch it. After the removal is done, there should be no scar or sign that the mole was there in the first place.
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