Baltimore Mole Removal doctors

	Samir Shureih, MD Baltimore Plastic Surgeon 10 East 31 Street, Baltimore		34 answers
	Thomas T. Le, MD Baltimore Facial Plastic Surgeon 4785 Dorsey Hall Drive Suite 111, Ellicott City		1 answer
	Rondi Kathleen Walker, MD Washington Plastic Surgeon 3301 New Mexico Avenue, N.W. Foxhall Square, Suite 252, Washington		1 answer
	Robert A. Weiss, MD Baltimore Dermatologic Surgeon 54 Scott Adam Rd Suite 301, Hunt Valley		1 answer
	Eric Chang, MD Baltimore Plastic Surgeon 8860 Columbia 100 Parkway Suite 206, Columbia

Recent Answers

Crescent of Mole Left After Scraping, What Will this Look Like When it Heals? Will it Grow Back? I just got a small, portruding mole above my upper lip scraped off by my dermatologist a few days ago and I just noticed that it appears a crescent-shaped piece was left behind. What is this going to look like when it heals? Will the mole just grow back?

A: Moles

Moles should never be scraped, shaved, or destroyed. They should be removed surgically and submitted for pathology examination. As for the remnant that you have , you need to discuss that with your dermatologist .

Samir Shureih, MD

Baltimore Plastic Surgeon

Will Local Anesthesia to Remove a Mole On My Chest Puncture my Breast Implant? I have mole on the inner breast cleavage area and need to have it removed. Is there any chance they will puncture or pop my breast implant by using a small needle to numb to area? I am very worried and don't want to take any chances of them doing this , but also afraid of having skin cancer?

A: Local anesthesia injection will in rupture breast implant

Since I do not know the size or exact location of the mole on your breast it is difficult to tell you the exact risk of implant rupture. But with a board certified plastic surgeon who has knowledge of implants and breast anatomy performing the mole excision would carry little risk of implant rupture. Hypertrophic scars in this area however, are known to occur.

Rondi Kathleen Walker, MD

Washington Plastic Surgeon

Does This Mole Look Be to Melanoma or Dysplastic Nevus? (photo) My brother recently informed me he developed a new tiny mole (the size of a sesame seed) 1 month ago and he is wondering if it looks like melanoma or dysplastic nevus. He's Italian (dark hair dark eyes), 28 years old, and spent a few years using the tanning bed and natural sun. This new mole is located on his stomach and is asymmetric with a darker color in the middle.No one is this family developed melanoma except our great aunt. It looks big in the pic, but it is only a tiny seed size, like I s

A: Mole

There is enough changes in this mole picture that warrants immediate examoination by a plastic surgeon for full excision and submitting for pathology.

The changes are

irrigular edges

irrigular color

See a plastic surgeon ASAP

Samir Shureih, MD

Baltimore Plastic Surgeon