Can a GP remove moles from face/body? or only a derm? thxIamVirtual5/13/2012 8:09PM

For the face, go to a plastic surgeon- not a derm, and not a gp. >>laureg5/18/2012 11:31AM

I remove my own +gabiinchicago5/16/2012 7:59PM

!do you think if I layer a 12% tca I could do the same?I have exactly the same kind of nose moleespiegle5/17/2012 10:36PM

Here's another link to final peel that removed nose mole+gabiinchicago5/18/2012 10:23AM

thanks, I'll check this out :)espiegle5/18/2012 1:50PM

Depends on the pH level, but theoretically yes. Have you used this+gabiinchicago5/18/2012 10:18AM

thanks for response- yes, I have used it before, I actually went ahead ROPespiegle5/18/2012 1:49PM

I cut a thin strip off an unused credit card. Try putting petroleum jelly around it+gabiinchicago5/18/2012 2:16PM

duh! Totally forgot about that :) Thanks!espiegle5/18/2012 2:20PM

Honestly, I just used Dermatend for moles. Works perfectly :-)Bubbly5/16/2012 9:21AM

goes to google dermatend...IamVirtual5/16/2012 2:22PM

DON"T do it with a GP r/o24kt5/14/2012 9:32AM

Yes +TheRealSpaLover5/14/2012 12:57AM

A cyst is structurally completely different from a mole and the latter can leaveDaphers5/14/2012 9:04AM

this would likely be covered by insurance in the U.S., even if done by a PS.zingss5/14/2012 6:57AM

I used a derm to remove a mole on my hand. I have a slight depressed scar. If I wanted a facial++gibberishnonsense5/13/2012 9:52PM