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DermaTend has been developed to rid you of your moles, warts or skin tags. Many of us suffer from having skin blemished that have been a burden for years. With this amazing new product you can make these blemishes vanish before your eyes, and all in the comfort of your own home.
If you suffer from any of the following, rootskin.com can help you:
moles:
In dermatology, a pigmented spot on the skin, Also called a nevus.
warts:
A local growth of the outer layer of the skin (the epidermis) caused by a virus. The virus of warts (a papilloma virus) is transmitted by contact. The contact can be with a wart on someone else or one on oneself (autoinoculation).
skin tags:
A skin tag is a common, benign condition which consists of a bit of skin that projects from the surrounding skin and may appear attached to the skin. Skin tags can vary quite a bit in appearance. They may be smooth or irregular, flesh colored or more deeply pigmented, and either simply be raised above the surrounding skin or have a stalk (a peduncle) so that the skin tag hangs from the skin.
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Nevus is the medical term for moles, which are small congenital growths on the human skin, usually slightly raised and dark and sometimes hairy. These growths occur when cells in the skin, called melanocytes, grow in a cluster with tissue surrounding them. Melanocytes are distributed evenly throughout the skin and produce the pigment in your body that give you a natural skin color. Sun exposure causes the melanocytes to produce more pigment, therefore your skin darkens or tans.
Moles vary in size, shape and color and can be present anywhere on the body. Some moles may be considered a thing of beauty, some may go undetected, and others can be very unpleasant and bothersome.
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Types of Moles
Congenital Nevi
These are moles that are present at birth. They vary in size and color, and may change slightly in size as you age in proportion to your body growth. The color may also change and become slightly lighter or darker over time. Any accelerated change in size, color or texture should be noted as it could be a cause for concern. At this point you may want to pay a visit to a dermatologist.
Acquired Nevi
These moles are acquired during childhood and early in the adult life. They are usually less than 1/4 inch in size and vary in color and size. Although there is little risk of melanoma cancer developing, they should be watched to insure early detection should any changes occur. Moles acquired after the age of 50 could be a cause for concern and should be evaluated by a dermatologist.
Dysplastic Nevi
These moles are also acquired and may appear as an isolated mole or in a cluster. They are larger than common moles and have irregular borders that may appear fuzzy. The center may be raised and darkened. Doctors believe that these moles have an increased risk of melanoma. They can be hereditary and families having a history of Dysplastic Nevi or Melanoma should be checked regularly and do self-examinations
What causes moles?
Moles may be present at birth, or slowly develop over time. Sun exposure has been said to aid in the development of moles, but mainly atypical. Heredity also has a part in what type of moles an individual may have.
Reasons for removing moles
There are different reasons for the removal of moles. These reasons should affect which procedure is chosen for the removal.
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Typical reasons for mole removal include:
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Cosmetic reasons
A mole that an individual believes hinders their beauty or stands out unfavorably. People with facial moles, or somewhere highly visible, tend to have them removed, as these moles can be exhausting to ones self esteem.
Nuisance/Skin Irritations
These moles may be located in an area that causes irritation such as a bra line or belt line etc. They could also be protruding moles that interfere with shaving.
Prevention
Removing any type of mole to aid in the prevention of melanoma. These are most likely atypical moles.
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Warts have always been a problem, they are one of the worst skin conditions out there to get rid of. When you first get warts most people are in shock and try just about anything to get rid of them.
There are dozens of old, outdated and just plain ineffective remedies. Remember your grandmother's advice to rub a raw onion over it all day? How about over the counter remedies, like Compound W? After tediously applying that burning acid for a few weeks, many people say they've had little or no improvement to the affected area- some even tell us they've gotten worse!
Doctors can remove your warts with a powerful, expensive laser, or freeze them off with liquid nitrogen. Both methods are unpleasant and often painful, can cause scarring, and most often require a follow-up visit, because warts often grow back after treatment. Web MD reports that in addition to moderate to severe pain for days after surgery, 30% of recipients report at least one wart recur in the same or general area of infection.
DermaTend has spent years researching and developing a natural, non-invasive treatment and cure for warts. We guarantee that our All Natural Wart Remover will quickly remove all types of warts-and many other skin problems. If you are unsatisfied for any reason whatsoever, we will refund 100% of your purchase price.
It's easy to remove warts with DermaTend. Just rub the wart backwards and forwards in a circular motion with a pumice stone for about 60 seconds, then apply DermaTend Wart Remover to the wart and cover with a non-plastic bandage overnight. Next day, remove the bandage; wart should have scab over it. Then leave uncovered. A few days later the wart falls off. It's as simple as that!
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What is a wart?
A wart is a type of infection caused by viruses in the human papilloma virus family. (HPV) There are more than 100 types of HPV viruses
Who is most likely affected with warts?
Skin tags are more common in middle aged women then men or children, but anybody can get them. Both men and women are susceptible to them as they age and they are quite common in those over 60 years of age. They can occur after pregnancy or weight gain. They are also more likely seen in obese people as well as people with Type 2 diabetes. A tendency to develop skin tags may run in families. In some cases babies are born with skin tags.
Where on the body are they most likely found?
Skin tags are most likely found where the skin may crease, such as around the neck, underarms, groin, under the breasts , inside of the upper thigh area, truncal areas, or on the eyelids or cheeks. They can occur just about anywhere.
Diagnosis
Characteristic appearance of skin tags include:
• Soft
• Easily moveable
• Flesh-colored or slightly darker
• Usually attached to the skin surface by a stalk
If it is not obvious that your skin growth is a skin tag you may want your doctor to have a look at it.
How long do they last?
Unless removed, skin tags are permanent.
Is it a tumor? Are they cancerous?
Yes, Skin tags are tumors in the sense that they are a growth. The difference is that skin tags are benign, meaning they are non cancerous.
What causes Skin Tags? Is there any prevention?
The cause of skin tags is unknown but it is believed that the following play a role in their formation:
• High levels of Growth Factors
• Type 2 Diabetes
• Frictional pressure of skin rubbing against skin
There is no known way to prevent the formation of skin tags.
Why get them removed?
Although skin tags are benign, there are still reasons why you may want them removed:
• They may be rubbed and irritated by clothing, jewelry, etc. which may cause
some pain and an inflammation of the area
• Cosmetic reasons
Options for Removal:
• Laser removal
• Electrosurgery
• Surgical excision
• Cryotherapy
• Ligation
• Natural non-evasive methods
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For the first time ever a new formula reveals the powerful effects of all-natural mole removal saving you from making the mistake of undergoing surgery.
You will never have to look at your moles and ponder surgery again. You have the solution to any future problems that may occur as well. Mole removal has never been safer or easier.
Are You Willing To Go Through This?
Surgery is not the only option for mole removal, but many people are led to believe this. Dermatologists recommend surgery because it earns them money, without informing you of the alternatives.
Why would they want you to learn about an inexpensive, all-natural method of mole removal when it would cost them hundreds of dollars in profits? When asked about safer, less invasive alternatives, they will usually attack it with skepticism without truly knowing the facts.
Don�t fall into this way of thinking. You found this site because you want an alternative, and you will save hundreds of dollars because of it and do NO damage to your skin and body.
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