A friend
Since we were little boys, a friend of mine has always been wondering why one of his only two moles is located in the middle of his nose. Aware that moles may occur anywhere on the body, I began to be curious about that very thing as well. Because of that mole, he has been obsessed in finding ways of hiding his unsightly mole and that was when he began to research on the different methods of mole removal.
He first heard that natural mole removal is the easiest and the most painless way of removing his mole. In order to hide the mole, cosmetics are used along with other forms of accessories. This is why though he is a guy, he has been keeping face powders and creams in his bag all his life.
When we went to college, he took medical courses which specialize in different conditions of the skin. That was when he learned more things about moles. He found out that moles are also called nevi or nevus. He also discovered that there are various kinds of skin moles. Of the many different types of skin moles many are harmless, but some can turn into cancer. Fortunately, he learned the one in his nose is not a cancerous one.
After college, we walked our separate ways, the last thing I heard is that he has become a very good dermatologist specializing in the different methods of mole removal. His early skin mole obsession has led to a great skill and he now devotes his time helping other people remove theirs. Using one of these three known methods of excision, this will mean removing the mole and its surrounding skin cauterization, this is performed by burning the mole off and shaving, this will only take off the part of the mole that shows, many lives have been changed by him.
The only surprising thing that I also heard about him is that even though he is already an expert on the different methods of mole removal, he hasn’t removed his own mole at all.
Disclaimer: People should consult a doctor before taking any medical advice.
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