There are two main types of shaving rash. The most common is a folliculitis caused by infection in the hair follicles transmitted from the trauma of shaving. Individuals with an Afro-Caribbean skin type have buried hairs forming papules, and on shaving, the tops are scraped off. If the skin tags are large, one can tie a hair or piece of cotton and strangulate them. Very small ones, often around the neck, can be cauterised off.
Malignant moles are rare, but it's always best to have a suspicious mole checked.
I have used colour corrective cream and fade away but nothing works. It is ruining my social life, please help. You've already tried simple cosmetic procedures. Medicines are available to control the flushing. These are on prescription only.