Surgery is the best method for removing any kind of mole or wart. The surgery can either be excision, cryosurgery or electrosurgery. All are safe, painless and easy methods. They also heal quite fast.

It is not safe to remove a mole yourself. Unless you are sure the mole is superficial, do not try any home remedy. If the mole turns out to be deep, you will get an ugly scar. There remains a high risk of infection. The mole could be cancerous and tampering with it may deteriorate the situation.

In general, moles and warts do not look alike. Moles are flat in general, dark and may have a rough surface. Warts can be light or dark and almost always appear as nodules or bumps of various sizes. They also have black spots, which are the blood vessels to the wart.

You can get rid of moles by various procedures. Consult your dermatologist to find out the best way to do so. You can get surgery, laser treatment or microdermabrasion.

Toothpaste cannot remove skin tags. Warts last at least a year and moles will last decades. If you do no have them removed, they will not go away before their time.

There is no scientific evidence to back this. What vinegar can do is remove the layers of skin and remove the skin tag, like salicylic acid. But this takes many applications and does not always work.

Tea tree oil is a harsh natural oil that dries and sloughs skin off. While this can remove some kinds of skin tags, it is not always effective. Moreover, it is toxic on ingestion and can harm your skin if over-applied.

You can tell if your mole is a melanoma. These moles are oddly-shaped, irregular-edged, has more than one colour and keeps growing. Consult a doctor if in doubt.

Duct taping removes layers of skin off a wart each time you peel it off. Often, this is the most effective non-invasive method.

If you touch a wart, no matter whose, wash your hands immediately. Keep your wart clean and dry. It is best to consult a doctor for safety.