1, boils that are easy to rub or damage on the skin, and it is best to remove them by surgery. For small volume, carbon dioxide laser or Q-switched laser can be considered for resection treatment. Ordinary cryotherapy, ultra-high frequency electrotherapy, and chemical peeling therapy are best not to be tried easily. Although these methods can remove boils, it is not easy to master the depth of operation during the treatment, and it is easy to leave scars or incomplete treatment after treatment.

2. Ordinary boils are generally more likely to become malignant after the patient is 30 years old, so when the patient is an adult, surgery can be considered. For some congenital giant moles, the probability of malignant transformation is often high, and malignant transformation usually occurs before the patient is five years old, so this huge mole should be removed as soon as possible after the child is born.

3. For some boils suspected to be malignant, we should go to the hospital for pathological examination to make sure whether they are malignant or not. If it is found to be malignant, it should be removed as soon as possible. During surgical resection, the resection area can be enlarged as appropriate according to the actual situation.

4, ordinary boils generally do not need treatment, usually do not stimulate at will, do not abuse corrosive smear drugs, to avoid improper use of drugs to make it malignant. If the color deepens and the surrounding skin is red, bleeding or itchy in a short time, you should go to the hospital for examination and surgical removal in time.