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Fri Nov 11, 2016 4:15 pm  |
I bought the 100% TCA from ebay and have researched mole removal. I'm still a little scared of it. I have had good experiences with fairly strong, buffered Glycolic facial peels and would love to lose this ugly moles on my chest using the TCA.
I'd appreciate any suggestions on application, etc. |
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Sat Nov 19, 2016 11:45 pm |
Hi,
ages ago I went to a dermatologist and he removed a wart with a small kind of soldering iron. Since I experienced this I went for DIY. I took a needle heated it up with a lighter and burned the wart by pushing the red hot needle slightly and several times into the wart / mole till all was burnt. But be absolutely sure that it isn't malignant before doing this. |
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Sun Nov 20, 2016 10:54 am |
Thanks for the tip. I tried the 100% TCA which I watered down to 50%, and it didn't work. It did make the skin around the mole very red and it has started to peel. I am going to do my entire chest with it after the holidays.
I'm going on a cruise in ten days and I'm going to wait until I get back to try your method and then I'll do my chest so that I don't have two 'recovery' times.
I've had these ugly moles all my life and really want them gone. I'll let you know how it works. |
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