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Take the dog to the vet and he will remove it.
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∙ 11y agoIt's not safe but you can I suggest you take him to a vet
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Does garlic remove a mole?
No, the only way to remove a mole is by surgery.
Which is cream it remove flat mole on face?
Generally, there is no cream available that can remove a flat mole from the face. You can purchase creams which can help fade marks however it will not completely remove a mole. The best method for mole removal is through a dermatologist visit.
Is there a safe way to remove a mole at home?
Yes, there is a way to remove a mole at home. There are creams that removes blemishes as well as moles. If a mole is not able to be removed at home doctors can remove it surgically or by burning.
What animal wriggle?
mole,moth,caterpillar
How do you remove mole in the face?
There are several ways you can remove a mole on the face, but I myself took a mole off my face with an at home mole remover. The product is called Dermatend and is sold as "Natures Answer To Mole, Wart & Skin Tag Removal", this removed the mole off my face without leaving a scar.
What do you do if your dog has a mole on his back?
If it keeps bothering the dog and the dog can reach it you might want to have it removed
Is it necessary to remove a mole if the biopsy is negative?
no
What is an effective mole remover?
An effective mole remover is by having a doctor remove it. The doctor will most likely remove it by excision with cauterization or in some cases, stitches.
Your dog have a pink lump on his paw?
How can i find out if the pink mole on my dog's foot is ment to be there??????
The amount of energy required to remove one mole of electrons from one mole of sodium atoms is the?
ionization energy
What mole removal treatments are available?
There are several treatment options available to remove moles. One is a mole removal cream that sells for $70 and another is to remove it with laser surgery.
Can mole be removed?
Yes. They can usually remove it in the doctors office.
