Moles growing under the soles of the feet usually do not need to be treated. If the moles are in the area of frequent friction, they can be removed by photoelectric treatment and surgery.
Moles, also known as pigmented nevi, are a common skin disease in clinical practice and usually do not cause any harm to your health. Compared to moles on other parts of the body, moles on the soles of the feet usually do not affect aesthetics and do not require treatment if they do not affect function.
If the nevus is located in the area of frequent friction, malignant transformation may occur. It is recommended to remove the nevus by laser treatment or surgical excision, etc. It should be noted that laser treatment may have the possibility of recurrence, and several times of treatment are needed to remove the nevus. It is recommended that patients keep the local area dry and clean after removing the nevus, and change the medicine regularly to avoid local infection.
It is recommended that patients with moles on the soles of the feet should go to regular hospitals in time and receive standardized treatment under the guidance of doctors.