The mouth and lips are normally the areas that experience facial moles and they may show up at any age
. They can also get larger and become quite hairy if left untreated for a few years.
In my early teens a small speck appeared just above my lip which I noticed but wasn't too bothered about as you could really only see it very close up very. However, by the time I was in my early twenties it had gotten a lot larger and facial feature that was very noticeable. Now in my thirties I became very self conscious of it, and decided to go to my GP to see about having it taken off surgically.
I was very concerned by what he told me, and about the procedure and the chance of scarring and possibly even the mole coming back again. He more or less told me to get a grip, accept that I had a facial mole and live with it.
I took it upon myself to find a proven non surgical method that would not only get rid of the mole on my lip but also provide me with some medical advice on prevent it from coming back.
Well I'm so pleased to say that my mole has now been gone for over three months, there is no type of sign that there was ever a mole located on my lip, no scarring, and I am so happy that I removed it. It took less than four days and the only inconvenience was that I had to wear a small plaster over the area for just a couple of days whilst the mole fell off.
I'm so happy again and full of new found confidence in my skin and the way I look. My one issue now is explaining to friends and family where my mole vanished to!