What moles should not be removed? A complete guide to moles that should not be removed

Everyone has moles of different sizes on their body. We may choose to remove some moles that are unlucky or affect the appearance. In physiognomy, some moles are considered bad, and removing bad moles may not necessarily change your fortune. So, what kind of moles cannot be removed? Let’s take a look together.

What moles can't be removed?

Mole on the eyebrow

Location: There is a mole on the back half of the eyebrow (as shown below)
Meaning: In mole physiognomy, the back half of the eyebrow is called "rainbow". This part symbolizes talent and reason. If there is a lucky mole at the end of the eyebrow, it is a "joyful mole". People with happy moles on their eyebrows generally have good interpersonal relationships and are very business-minded.

Yima Mole

Location: There is a mole at the temple (as shown below)
Meaning: In physiognomy, the temple belongs to the "Palace of Migration" also known as the "Palace of Yima", which means that the state of the temple can show a person's situation in terms of long-distance travel, tourism, promotion and immigration. If a person has a lucky mole on his temple, he will often gain benefits during his travels or receive joy from afar. It is a very good mole, so don't remove it easily.

Power Mole

Location: There is a mole on the outside and lower part of the eye socket (as shown below)
Meaning: In physiognomy, cheekbones represent power and status. If there is a good mole on the cheekbone, it means that you can have certain power and status in the workplace. But if it is a bad mole, the person is often too trusting of others, and is easily betrayed by others and easily interfered with by a third party in the relationship. There are also latent diseases in the heart and blood circulation. Therefore, one must be extra careful with moles on the cheekbones.