Mole Removal Technique Thing Of Past -- Enter: Natural Mole Removal (press release)

Monday, October 16, 2006 by: NewsTarget
Tags: health news, Natural News, nutrition

https://www.naturalnews.com/020768_removal_natural_moles.html

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The high cost of "laser" mole removal, or "punch" removal, has driven a lot of people in other directions seeking a cure. In the U.K. an office visit to discuss your mole removal will cost $100 USD and to actually remove the mole, they charge an additional $200 USD. Things are much the same in the America.

Dr. A. Weil M.D. (www.DrWeil.com) says there are natural alternatives to expensive plastic surgery, especially when dealing with removing facial moles or skin tags, or warts from your body. "You may want to consider bloodroot (Sanguinaria Canadensis), a small woodland herb that grows in the North Central U.S. and Canada (for removal of warts and moles.) The red juice from the root was a very popular remedy among Native Americans and European settlers hundreds of years ago. Used externally, bloodroot has a unique ability to dissolve abnormal growths like moles, without disturbing normal tissue."

This natural bloodroot remedy is saving thousands of people the cost of mole removal every day. Packaged under the name "DermaTend" (www.DermaTend.NET) is guaranteed to remove moles at a fraction of the cost of a doctor's visit. The DermaTend skin care product has also been published as a viable remedy for the removal of genital warts too.

All plastic surgery fees seem to be overinflated lately. The price of breast augmentation and rhinoplasty is through the roof now with all the popularity of makeover television and the never ending need for some of us to stay young looking. Just a few years ago a breast augmentation would cost $3000 -- now it more than twice that.

Plastic surgeons recently surveyed said their business is way up over the last few years. Everyday, women undergo face lifts, botox treatments, breast augmentations, and liposuctions. Mole removal rounds out the top five procedures performed by doctor's over the last year.

Teenagers are now one of the largest groups seeking "elective" plastic surgery. Most of them are spending thousands of dollars on procedures such as Rhinoplasty (nose reshaping), Otoplasty (ear pinback), Lipoplasty (liposuction) Breast Reduction, and Breast Augmentation, some before their 16th birthday. With the costs of these surgeries out of hand many parents are seeking less expensive alternatives.