Mole on the glans

Moles on the glans are generally normal. There is no need to worry too much. Moles may be caused by pigmentation, which can be treated with fractional laser or liquid nitrogen freezing.

1. Fractional laser: Laser removal of melanin nevus mainly uses pulsed laser to act directly on the lesion tissue, which can cause local lesion tissue cell necrosis and achieve the purpose of removal. It will gradually excrete the pigment particles from the body as the body's metabolism occurs, and will not cause harm to normal skin, so it is very safe. The size and area of ​​pigment particles in each person are different, so the number of laser treatments may also vary.

2. Liquid nitrogen freezing: Liquid nitrogen freezing is a kind of cryobiological comprehensive effect, which causes irreversible damage to normal human cell tissues under extreme freezing conditions, quickly killing the cell tissues in the local area, allowing the local diseased tissues to recover normally. When the pigment freezes, along with the body's metabolism of pigments, acne may form, which will slough off as the body's metabolism progresses, and will not cause too much pain to the skin.

After the removal of the pigmented nevus, the local skin should be kept clean, hygienic and dry in the short term, and avoid contact with water. It should not be exposed to water for about 7 days. You can apply anti-inflammatory ointment regularly to prevent infection and let the scab fall off on its own.