That is a good suggestion but often the rawl plug doesn't unfold fully. In order to push the plug with minimal damage is to proceed as instructed above, pull partially the plug out and with pliers bend (and a a result break off) the external (what's visible when teh plug is fullt screwed into the wall) plate/face of the plug. You can then push teh plug right in the wall without any damage whatsoever.

That is a good suggestion but often the rawl plug doesn't unfold fully. In order to push the plug with minimal damage is to proceed as instructed above, pull partially the plug out and with pliers bend (and a a result break off) the external (what is visible when the plug is fully screwed into the wall) plate/face of the plug. You can then push the plug right in the wall without any damage whatsoever.