How much money would it be to get a mole removed...?

Question

Cause i have one right to the left under my belly button ;) But it's so annoying.I asked my Ma and she said that if it's fully attached to your skin then they won't remove or it'll hurt-(something like that) but i think that's a lie cause aren't all moles attached to your skin?!? Help please!!! ---10 points best answer:)

Answer 1

it can be removed.  Go find a good dermatologist and find out.  All your moles should also be checked each year..../

Answer 2

depending on the size . its mostly 30-600 dolllars.

Answer 3

i had this huge mole under my right arm. it rubbed and hurt all the time.

i went to the dr. he numbed it. yes that did hurt. but for a short second. they removed it while i watched. i thought at the time it was pretty cool.

if your parents have insurance, your mom says,"it's changed in color" insurance should cover it. they may have a co-pay to pay.

she could call the insurance company to fdermatologistsure.

then find a dematoligist.

good luck. your mom never wants you to feel pain of any sort. don't be to tough. she loves you.

mmm

Answer 4

LOVE YOUR MOLE!!! moles can be considered s**y if you flaunt it right.

moles are cool! i have one in the palm of my hand

Answer 5

LOL PAIGE!!!!

BUM MOLESSSSS

s**y MOLE TIME LOLOLOLOLOL

Answer 6

Ok, I had a small mole removed last January so I did a lot of prior research.  If it's a flat mole, it can be removed via a laser.  If it's bigger or it's raised, then it's best to have it removed by excision.  Which means they cut it out and stitch it back up to put it crudely.  I had mine remove by excision because it was raised and therefore deeper.  In size it was about the diameter of a pencil.  As far as the pain, it hurts when they inject the novocaine into the site of the surgery.  Then it goes numb and you can't feel a thing as they remove it and stitch it.  I had stitches in for a week and then let it continue to heal.  It's been about 7 months now and it's healed up good and there's just a slight scar that's still in the process of healing; since most scars aren't fully developed and faded for about a year.  It wasn't covered by insurance since it wasn't cancerous so it cost about $500.  However, I had it done by a cosmetic surgeon to insure that it would end up looking good.  Having a dermatologist remove it would have been cheaper at around $250-$300.

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Answer 7

They will do it right in the doctors office usually, if you don't have insurance may be $65-$300 could be more or less.  There might be a scar afterwards. A dermatologist usually does this.   A cosmetic surgeon might me your best bet if you are worried about the scar afterwards.