i have a question concerning the trichloroacetic acid i went to the doctor and ask the doctor to take a look he observed and felt and his final conclusion was it was a mole. AS I kept pressing and asking question after question he stated he will place the trichloroacetic acid on my mole and it doesnt turn white theres nothing to worry and if it doesnt disappear after a few days its definitly nothing to worry about.. can you guys TELL ME YOUR OPINION AND THOUGHTS
trichloroacetic acid is placed on it incase its a wart it is a treatment for removin warts
it will get a white frosting over it and the wart will eventually go away
now it all make sense because he stated after i kept pressing and asking more question after he felt it and stated it was a mole he said it didnt turn white and if it does not disappear it is a mole. do u agree
do you know any other side effects that will usually happen. asking because its like its just something he did to prove to me that its a mole not a wart because he only put the cream on it after i kept asking questions and pressing him about it
ye if it dosnt go away its probably a benign mole
the acid they use is very good for removing warts if it dosnt remove it then its not a wart
he only put the cream after i kept asking questions seems like something he did to prove to me as a patient thats in act not a mole.. thats exactly what he stated! that if it doesnt disappear its a mole and not a wart. then proceeded to give me the percentage of the acid in addition to stating that it never turned white after applying it.
how long would it take that acid to remove a wart? just curious i know type of acid is used for several different things.
im not sure on how long it would take it does say that it has to be applied weekly and can take several treatments of the acid to remove it
do you think that acid will cause the area around the mole to become reddish or purple
do you think that would be the treatment for a entire area of warts. not for only one mole like what i have
do u think that the acid would cause bleeding around the area (not the mole) where acid was applied?
asking so if theres a reaction ill be aware
it can cause irritation to the skin its an acid so im assumin it burns
i think ull b ok your worrying to much about it
it might depend on size and how well it responds to the acid as to how many times u have to go an have it applied
youre right! but my mole is still there same size
the doctor never told me to come back for an additional treatment or anything. he basically only put the acid on there after i kept asking and pressing about the issue and what ive read online. he stated that once the acid was applied it never turned white and that it probably wont disappear because it is a mole not a wart and usually a mole wont disappear using this acid and a mole wont change colors
there ya go then its a mole not a wart 
be thankful
it does say that it can remove small moles also when u look it up online it says for warts benign moles and other skin growths