4 home remedies to remove moles at home

Let’s be honest. Not all moles are good to look at. And when they’re located on visible parts of the body (like moles on the face), they can be a huge source of embarrassment, often resulting in a loss of confidence and self-esteem. This is why some moles must be removed at all costs.

How can you get rid of moles?

Mole removal methods range from simple topical applications to homeopathic treatments. Some of them can be administered at home in an instant while the rest of these methods need medical assistance to be effective. Treatments performed by dermatologists usually cost a lot. So if you want to save money, go the DIY route and opt for home remedies.

Here are 4 methods for mole removal at home.

1. Duct tape method

This is what you can do. Take the duct tape and cut off a piece that is enough to cover the mole and the surrounding region. To mask the duct tape, place a Band-Aid over it. You’ll be leaving the duct tape on the wart for a week or so, so you may want to change the Band-Aid from time to time. Remove the duct tape and, using an old nail file, remove the mole.

2. Aloe vera and banana peel

A few times a day for a couple of weeks (or until the mole is gone), you can try rubbing or soaking the mole with the tasty compound of aloe vera and banana peel. This works if you have a solid supply of bananas or aloe vera.

3. Tea tree oil and lemon essential oil

One drop of these essential oils is enough to get rid of these unsightly lumps in less than a week. With each drop, notice how the mole changes color and it should come off easily. When this method is not effective, you can try other natural treatments and procedures.

4. Apple cider vinegar

If you love apple cider vinegar, you can use it to create an effective wart treatment. Use it as a topical treatment every night. Put on nail polish during the day to prevent it from spreading. Remove nail polish at night and reapply cider vinegar. Repeat the procedure until the mole disappears.

These methods have limitations, especially on other types of moles. So if none of these methods work, you can try other commercially produced ointments and applications, such as salicylic acid. Or if you have time to see your dermatologist, a quick visit will definitely give you the answers you need on how to remove moles.

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