How long does it take to fully recover?

When using drugs that are corrosive to local tissues, it usually takes about 3 weeks to completely recover, and the specific decision needs to be made according to whether the patient shows infection and other manifestations. The drug is used to corrode the local skin to achieve the effect of removing spots. Within 2~3 days after the drug is used, the treated area will begin to scab, and then the scab will gradually harden and become darker. Over time, it will turn dark red. During the recovery period after treatment, patients can take anti-inflammatory and anti-infective drugs under the guidance of doctors. It is best not to touch the mole site daily, and do not wash it with hands to prevent infection. Under normal recovery conditions, it can be completely recovered in about 2 to 3 weeks.