I have a big raised moles on my arm
, and i hate it, Before I continue, I want to say that I did go to my derma to examine my mole and they werent cancerous. THIS STEP IS ESSENTIAL AND EXTREMELY IMPORTANT BEFORE ATTEMPTING IT. It is VERY DANGEROUS to remove them without making sure if they're cancerous or not.
Materials:
- Surgical scrub, i used Betadine
-Alcohol
-surgical scissors
- Tape
-Bandage
- Apple Cider Vinegar
- Pin
- Cotton
This can result in chemical burns, horrible scarring or infections so do it at your own risk
Tutorial:
Soak the cotton with apple cider vinegar, then stick it to the bandage, i used scotch tape to secure it on my arm like in the pic.
Patt the mole with alcohol . (If you have long nails i suggest you cut them), disinfect the pin and your hand with alcohol and betadine. After that you want to pierce the mole at least 10 times so the vinegar can go all the way in, after that put the cotton and bandage right on the mole then wrap it up with the scotch tape.
If your mole burns, it probably most likely means it is working. You can apply Polysporn and cream around the mole to prevent scarring and/or dryness and peeling of the skin.
After that you should repeat the process the next day and by that time the mole should be hardened.
If its a small one its mostly going to fall off on its own with time or you can just pick at it.
But if its big and tilted like my case you should take disinfected surgical scissors (you can get themnon amazon for 6$)
or a very sharp razor blade then scrape it off its going to hurt like a bitch but worth it.
To stop bleeding just apply force to the area.
Healing would take about 1 to 2 months depending on your skin type.
And just let your body do the rest.
, and i hate it, Before I continue, I want to say that I did go to my derma to examine my mole and they werent cancerous. THIS STEP IS ESSENTIAL AND EXTREMELY IMPORTANT BEFORE ATTEMPTING IT. It is VERY DANGEROUS to remove them without making sure if they're cancerous or not.
Materials:
- Surgical scrub, i used Betadine
-Alcohol
-surgical scissors
- Tape
-Bandage
- Apple Cider Vinegar
- Pin
- Cotton
This can result in chemical burns, horrible scarring or infections so do it at your own risk
Tutorial:
Soak the cotton with apple cider vinegar, then stick it to the bandage, i used scotch tape to secure it on my arm like in the pic.
Patt the mole with alcohol . (If you have long nails i suggest you cut them), disinfect the pin and your hand with alcohol and betadine. After that you want to pierce the mole at least 10 times so the vinegar can go all the way in, after that put the cotton and bandage right on the mole then wrap it up with the scotch tape.
If your mole burns, it probably most likely means it is working. You can apply Polysporn and cream around the mole to prevent scarring and/or dryness and peeling of the skin.
After that you should repeat the process the next day and by that time the mole should be hardened.
If its a small one its mostly going to fall off on its own with time or you can just pick at it.
But if its big and tilted like my case you should take disinfected surgical scissors (you can get themnon amazon for 6$)
or a very sharp razor blade then scrape it off its going to hurt like a bitch but worth it.
To stop bleeding just apply force to the area.
Healing would take about 1 to 2 months depending on your skin type.
And just let your body do the rest.
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