If they are visible, then I would have them

Posted By: see message on 2009-01-26
In Reply to: Moles -- any of you tried removing these at home - bugging me

professionally removed, just to minimize scarring, plus they would be biopsied that way. However, my ex would tie thread around them and let them just fall off as the blood supply was disrupted.

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Moles -- any of you tried removing these at home - bugging me
- On your neck, could be skin tags instead of moles - Sounds like
- Warts or moles - Marieelena
  - The collections under your eyes - Wondering
    - collections under eyes - Marieelena
      - What are your symptoms with the thyroid? - Wondering
- Okay, my first thought was - stick a hose in the hole to flood them out! SM - ChiaPet
  - LOL--that's what I thought, too! nm - Kendra
- I accidentally scratched one off once and it BLED and bled. sm - Confetti
- If they are visible, then I would have them - see message
- Oh, I really think you should go to a derm for that, besides having them removed safely....sm - Cyndiee

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If they are visible, then I would have them
professionally removed, just to minimize scarring, plus they would be biopsied that way. However, my ex would tie thread around them and let them just fall off as the blood supply was disrupted.

You mistake the visible appearance for the inner reality. sm
The old "ball of cells" theory doesn't wash unless you would care to start at 9 months and work your way backward day by day and tell me on what day the line of demarcation is crossed and how you arrive at that conclusion. The process of development is continuous, unbroken, and has only one fate - a human fate. There is no point that you can identify at which the developing embryo becomes "a person".