Brief Answer: Surgical removal of mole best.Retin-A can be tried Detailed Answer: Hi there XXXXXXX I take it you have a solitary mole on one cheek. There is no photograph attached. Is it raised & like a lump & dark black in colour? Is so, it is of dermal origins or in simple words a deep one & no cream will help. It will have to be surgically excised & removed. Alternatively depending on the availability of an appropriate laser with a dermatologist near you, it can be removed this way but may cost you more depending on the laser & the doctor's charge. The capital will be a touch more expensive. As for the cream, it will work only if the mole is tiny & superficial & for this too, the chances are slim. Please use a topical Retin-A cream 0.05% applied on the spot in the evenings 2-3 hrs before bed-time & this may be continued for 2-3 weeks. If it does not help, please visit the dermatologist nearest you after 2 weeks. By this time, if the cream does not work, at least the skin will be 'primed' for a dermatosurgery or laser surgery. This cream is not expensive & tried & tested as per your specific request. Do help this information helps you chose the right option & wish you a clear complexion & good health always. Best Regards. Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD

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