Removing moles near the eyes carries risks. Doctors usually recommend sending photos for assessment to determine how close to the eye is and the exact location. If the mole isn't directly on the eyelid, it can be treated with a CO2 laser.
- The skin around the eyes is very delicate and can scar easily.
- This may affect eyelid function, such as blinking.
- If the laser is placed too close, it could have a direct effect on the eye.
The doctor recommended that:
- You should consult a doctor before deciding to have a mole removed in this area.
- If cauterization is necessary, it should be performed by a specialist.
- If the mole doesn't interfere with your vision or isn't suspected to be cancerous, you might consider leaving it alone.
This answer provides only preliminary information. Please schedule an appointment with a doctor for a detailed examination and information.


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