Above is another mole removal success story. Ray from the UK had many facial moles to remove. He tried DermaTend's mole removal kit and as you can see (*above) that his moles are GONE!

The Dermatend kit contains everything you need to remove your moles at home without expensive plastic surgery; and in most cases it removes moles and skin tags -- in just a few days without leaving a trace.

The new fast-acting mole removal kit from DermaTend removes moles; from anywhere on your body, even facial moles. ORDER NOW GET A FREE BONUS -- Dermatend has added NeoBiotic™ Ointment - the all natural antibiotic ointment to every mole removal kit. Dermatend will remove your moles, Neobiotic quickly heals your skin, naturally!

How Long Does Dermatend Take To Work??

The DermaTend mole removal process begins as soon as overnight to lift off your moles Most users report their moles scabed over within 24 hours, and fell off a few days later. Some moles require several treatments. Every mole is different so results vary. For best results, follow these simple instructions before using Dermatend. First, wash the mole with soap and hot water to clean and open the pores around the mole, then, rub mole with a pumice stone for 60 seconds, wash again, clean with hydrogen peroxide, then apply Dermatend Mole Remover and cover with a cloth bandage. THATS IT! Leave the bandage overnight, and remove 24 hours later.

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Question: What About Laser Mole Removal

Q:How much does it cost to remove a mole with a scalpel or a laser?
A: Prices posted online (2011) for in-office dermatological mole (nevus) removal; vary from $225 - $400.USD (per treatment). The typical mole removal procedure in a doctors office could be quite painful - whether they burned off the mole during laser surgery or if they tried to cut the mole off with a scalpel. The worst part is, doctor's guarantee nothing and the costs are astronomical.

Before you try to remove your moles with a laser, try our fast acting mole removal cream. DermaTend's All-Natural Large Mole Removal Kit will remove 12 moles from your body without using chemicals or harsh acids. PLUS * When you buy a large DermaTend mole removal kit, you get a free order of America's #1 Natural Antibiotic "NeoBiotic Ointment" included.
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MOLES: Moles and Malignant Melanoma

We do not recommend using DermaTend on melanoma or other skin cancers. If you believe you have a cancerous mole, melanoma, or other cancerous skin cell, please contact you doctor immediately.

If you aren't sure what a mole is, read this ----> Moles are clusters of Melanin Cells. These may appear in single or in groups at any part of the body. Usually these are not anything to worry about. If you are looking for information about melanoma, here is a great resource - The Mayo Clinic - experts on the subject. Most of the moles that appear on your body prove to be benign; or non-cancerous. But early removal of these sometimes-dangerous growths maybe instrumental in preventing them from developing into cancer at some time in the future.

More details about moles: To start with, a mole or "melanocytic naevus" is any small dark spot on the skin. A mole can be either under the skin (subdermal melanin), or it can be a pigmented growth on your skin, formed mostly of something called "melanocytes." Why does a mole look different from the rest of your skin? ANSWER: A high concentration of melanin is responsible for their dark color. Moles are a member of the family of skin lesions known as "nevi."

• WHERE DO MOLES COME FROM? -- Some dermatologists will tell you that overexposure to ultraviolet light; including excessive sunlight, may play a role in the formation of "acquired moles", but a few studies refute that claim. Moles may either be present at birth or they can develop much later in life. Experts say that "Acquired moles " are a form of benign neoplasm, while other moles called "congenital moles" are considered a minor malformation. Another mole problem is the "Dysplastic nevi" or atypical mole syndrome - it is a hereditary condition which causes the person to have a large quantity of moles (often 100 or more) with some of them larger than normal and/or atypical. This leads to a higher risk of melanoma, a serious skin cancer.

• ARE THEY A PROBLEM? -- Moles can be cancerous so if its new you might want to have someone look at it to rule out cancer. Moles are usually circular or oval and not very large. Most children are born with moles, and almost everyone has at least one or two moles on their bodies. Large amounts can be concentrated on the back, chest, and arms.

Everyone needs to be checked regularly for any changes in their moles (and to note any new ones).

See Pictures of Abnormal Moles

Most people have their moles appear at sensitive or uncomfortable parts of the body; many have moles right on delicate parts of their faces. One little girl had a huge mole on her eyelid that was causing her vision problems. Moles like these and others like them, ie: moles around the genitals or labia, requires medical attention specially if they become painful, if they itch, or if they suddenly change in size, shape or color. If this is happening right now; see your doctor. If you notice any sudden change in the size or color of your moles - then see your doctor. If you are interested in cosmetic surgery to remove your (non-cancerous) moles, I hope before you allow your doctor to hack it off or burn it with a laser...Try the DermaTend Mole Removal Kit - DermaTend.

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