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Q: Mole removal on eyelid

asked by: CrazyDame on June 9th, 2009

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I have a few moles in the face. two on each side of my chin and there growing hair and get infected with acne. The other one is the one that concerns me because it sits on the rim of my lower eyelid and it seems to have gotten bigger as time is passing the same goes for the other two. I was wondering what kind of procedure would be need it to remove it and will there be any nerve damage to the eye lid? Will insurance cover this and what is the cost?

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rightside

replied on June 13th, 2009

Active User, very eHealthy

They numb your rim with a needle, and then quicky cut it off. It's quick and virtually painless and yes, most insurances cover it. No nerve damage to the lid or any other place.

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