Moles?! Freezing Treatment?

I have moles and someone told me that there was an over the counter freezing treatment! Does anyone know what its called?! Plz help me! I have a small mole by my left eye and a rather large on on my right arm and there really noticable on my really fair/light skin.

Moles?! Freezing Treatment?
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Reply:theres a freezing treatment for warts, called freezaway but DONT use it on moles,, HERES WHAT IT SAYS ON THE INSTRUCTIONS...


Do not use on moles, birthmarks, warts with hair growing from the, genital (on penis or vaginal areas) warts, or warts on the face or mucous membranes (such as inside mouth, nose, anus, genitals, lips, ears or near eyes). Use on these areas may cause burns and permanent scarring of the skin or blindness.





Go to a dermatologist, maybe they can do something about it,laser treatment or cuttng it off, but only a doctor should tamper with it,not yourself with pharmacy treatments
Reply:ewww... sorry moles gross me out. I have heard of one for warts. Dr.scholls was the brand who might want to try looking in that brand they might have somethhing
Reply:I don't know about freezing, but I had one burned, but I think now they just cut them off. I don't really know what they don't burned them anymore.
Reply:The best way to remove moles is to have a dermatologist slice them off. It's a very quick, simple, painless procedure that should leave no scarring. However, after the topical painkiller wears off, it may hurt just slightly for the first day, like when you scrape your skin. The doc will also send specimens to pathology lab to make sure they're not cancerous. I'm not 100% sure, but I think the freeze is only for warts, and I would avoid putting it anywhere near the eyes.