I am a 20 Years old male. My problem is regarding a black mole / solid pimple/ Not able to describe what it is? It turns little soft during winter season and a bit hard during summer and sometime vice versa. When I pierce it or scratch it deeply then there is flow of little blood. I consulted Chennai Appolo hospital but they said it a Solid pimple which turned black in color. They gave a gel named [" Benzoyl Peroxide Gel IP" (Benzac Ac tm 2.5%) Galderma ] To apply on the spot before sleep keeping the lights off. But this didn't work. Its really Affects to my looks. Please Help me.

Dr. Manisha SwamiHomeopath2yrs exp

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Moles occur when cells in the skin grow in a cluster instead of being spread throughout the skin. These cells are called melanocytes, and they make the pigment that gives skin its natural color. Moles may darken after exposure to the sun, during the teen years. There are also many home remedies which are believed to be helpful in getting rid of moles. The main advantage of such natural treatments is that they involve no scarring since the affected area is not cut in any way. The ingredients used in these natural remedies encourage the mole to fall off by itself over a period of time. This is also less painful and can be done at home itself. Garlic is an age old remedy for moles. A crushed clove of garlic may be placed on the mole and covered with a bandage. Onion juice also assists in getting rid of moles. The juice may be applied daily until the mole falls off on its own. Flaxseed may also be used to treat moles. Ground flaxseeds may be combined with some flaxseed oil and raw honey and applied to the affected area every day. Another popular home remedy for moles is pineapple. Freshly cut pineapple may be applied to the mole several times a day to help in removal. An effective way to treat moles that itch is to rub castor oil on the area. This will help to soften the mole. Vitamin C is also a popular remedy for mole removal. Tablets of vitamin C may be crushed and applied to the affected areas. A beneficial herbal remedy for moles is tea tree oil. A few drops of the oil may be rubbed on the mole daily for a period of 8 to 10 days. Pomegranate peel is also sometimes used for getting rid of skin moles. Roasted pomegranate peels may be roasted and ground into a powder and then combined with lime juice. The paste may be applied to the affected areas twice every day. Many people consider sour apple to be an effective remedy for natural mole removal. A piece of sour apple or its juice may be applied to the mole at least thrice daily. In case of moles that cause pain and discomfort, one needs to consult a doctor at the earliest 

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