The best things in life are indeed free. We all wouldn't say no to free services, don't we? Especially if these services can enhance our physical features or better yet, improve our well-being. Today is the birthday of the highest official in the Philippines (you know who she is) and as part of her birthday celebration, there was an ongoing free warts and moles removal in our office.

I tried this free skin treatment with an officemate this afternoon and we were impressed with the natural herbal cream preparation applied to our faces. It's made from cashew nut extracts and was invented by award-winning Filipino inventor Roberto dela Cruz. The best part about the product is that it removes warts and moles without the need for surgery.

There's no anesthesia involved in the treatment. First, the affected area is cleaned with cotton soaked in a cleansing solution. The warts/moles are then scratched gently by a sterile stick. After that, the natural herbal cream is applied to the affected area and is left to dry a bit for 10 to 15 minutes. Then the cream is wiped out with cotton. We were advised not to wet the treated area for three days.

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the treated warts on the upper right side of my face

I'd like to think I have high tolerance to pain which made the treatment quite bearable for me. I only felt a stingy sensation and that was it. I got a couple of warts on my face and neck treated. In the next two weeks, we'll see what happens. If the warts get effectively removed, I might go to their clinic to get the rest of my warts removed also. I learned from the personnel who treated me that their minimum package for warts/moles removal costs P1,500.

By the way, the natural herbal cream goes under the trademark Amazing Touch. The name of the clinic isn't indicated in the brochure they distributed, though. Weird. But, it says they have a clinic at SM Manila and in other SM Malls. For more info, you may contact them through their hotlines at (+632) 442-0373 and (+632) 635-0447.

Do you have warts and moles? Do you have any plans on getting them removed?


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6 comments

wow! sana meron din silang treatment for my saringgoma. yun 1,500k ba e may kasama ng mga ointment? o di na kelangan ng mga ganun unlike sa derma?

April 5, 2010 at 6:35 PM

@mee-i: hello lola! not so sure about syringoma. pero parang may nakita akong ganun sa brochure nila. according sa staff na nakausap ko, pag malalaking moles lang saka may binibigay na parang cream for drying. :)

April 6, 2010 at 8:02 AM

They have one at SM north edsa nuon,nagpromo din kc sila dun more than 10 years na yata. Kaya lng parang more expensive than the regular treatment.

April 6, 2010 at 6:09 PM

wow nice naman ng cream na yan. i've been looking for that cream san daw pede bumili nyan sis of you're from mindanao? :)

April 7, 2010 at 12:09 AM

@laine: trying calling their hotlines. when i checked the brochure, they only have clinics in metro manila, mostly in SM malls. :)

@josie: ah yeah, siguro kasi it's patented and there's no anesthesia involved unlike other treatments. :)

April 7, 2010 at 8:08 AM

sis, mole ba yung pinaalis mo? mine kasi is mga 3mm diameter.. mga how much kaya abutin?

August 28, 2010 at 5:41 PM

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