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    Posted: 17 March 2011 at 11:21am
at our 6 week check dr noticed i have a couple of flat (like giant freckle) moles that are a bit dodgy and is going to remove them. what should i expect? didnt have time to question her as bubs got jabbed and screamed like a banshee. want to be prepared!
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Um expect it to be quick and somewhat painless beside a quick ouch from the anaesthetic needle .

wait a week or so to be told your fine
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Yep like that, I've had a few removed, trick is to cough when they are injecting the anaesthetic, seriously helps it not hurt.
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Aww you guys are AWESOME i was envisioning scalpels and digging them out with a twist and flick motion leaving dirty big holes or something.

Quick and Painless - i like that
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I had a really deep one removed.. simple anesthetic and didn't feel a thing! pinched a little when they took the stiches out, but depending on the size and the docter, they may just put steri strips on :)

I paid for mine to be removed though, and they told me afterwards that I could of had more than one removed for the same cost which I was a bit miffed about, I would of got more done!

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yeah so expensive!! I had one done at 18 - $60, and another recently $300!!!!
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Bowie I loove your avatar!!
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hell i didnt ask whatr it would cost...afraid of what im gonna get hit with now!

pleased this came back up as im sitting here killing time in the last half hr before i go.

quick and painless, i must repeat to self.
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Probably too late but I've had a few excisions done, they cost between 150-250 each. Mostly quick & almost painless, last one was on my calf muscle though, deep & wide, there were stitches to hold it closed, looked a bit like a strung roast! They said take it easy but I sorta have children! It pulled when I walked so instead of being a line with dots either side it's an oval with lines either side, kinda like a caveman drawing of a bug! I'm sure yours will be fine though, =).
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That sounds cute though!

It was only $80, magic.

And it was way easier then expected but again, they told me to take it easy and don't bend too much...er...small baby?

And i have legit stitches and a dirty big patch over it that i have to leave in place for 2 weeks! Boo. I want to see my new mole free back, it was huge and right in the small of my back i freaking HATED the thing.

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Lol - I have cave man bugs too!! What city are you in Bowie?

I could do with another few looked at but not really in the position to pay that right now -thanks to my stinkin car!
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In Timaru, my doctor did it and i just booked (and paid for) a double appointment. If this one comes back as nasty i will have to get a few more removed, i wonder if the pay the same amount no matter how many you get removed thing counts with her! That'd be sweet.
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That is good to know that it is painless. I have a few that I would love to get rid of one day. One on my shoulder that hurts when straps hit it a certain way, it's really annoying.
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I got a mole removed with DD was about 7wks old. Was meant to cost $200 but I pulled the 'I'm a poor parent' card and the doc did it for $50 lol. It was on the top of my shoulder, just where my bra strap sits and the doc made a complete mess of it. I now have a dirty great scar that is about the size of a 20c coin and it is very raised as well. It's been almost a year and it is so friggen itchy and so ugly. I hate it. I'm getting married in Nov and was hoping to wear a strapless dress but so self concious of the massive scar on my shoulder. People always comment on it like 'omg what happened to your shoulder?!' Next time I think I'll go to a proper dermotologist and not just my GP.
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bugger - i dont have a poor parent card and doctors up here sure know how to charge!!

Stink NZlisajo - mine are a bit ugly too but Id rather have them gone than me gone - my mum died of melanoma 4 years ago so I guess I should just suck it up
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Yea I wouldn't mind if it had actually been melanoma, but it wasn't. Turns out if was just an ugly mole.
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would body make up help to hide it? MAC have some great stuff. Im sure you will be beautiful on your wedding day!
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Hmmmm possibly.... hadnt thought of that so thanks!
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nzlisajo, try bio oil on it everyday until you get married, its meant to help fade/shrink scars, it might be worth a go hun, and also use the make up, but it bio oil works you may not need to
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unfortunately bio oil does nothing for me. Have tried it on other scars etc in the past and used it twice a day for several months and made no difference
Have been using Dr Lewinns Medic range on it as it faded my stretchmarks straight away pretty much so thought Id try that but it hasn't made a difference to the scar. Looks like it is there to stay. Some good makeup might do the trick on the day tho.
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