Ive had this mole most of my life and it just started getting darker and being painful. It is also now raised like a blister may be. Not sure if I scratched it accidentally? Just noticed yesterday as its on my side under my arm. Blood blister from an accidental scratch or possible melanoma?
I had a small brown mole on my leg since birth, last October it changed to a what looked likely a dark blood blister with a red ring round it (picture 1), after about 4 weeks it turned skin coloured (picture 2) but slightly raised and has been like that until a week ago. It has now started to turn into a blood blister again (picture 3)
Mole removal scar is healing nicely for 6 weeks post-op, but a blood blister developed on the spot that's been experiencing a sharp poking pain from a suture that still hasn't dissolved. At a follow up appointment today I was told it's fine and to not pop it, but while washing my face this evening it popped and quite a bit of blood and some white stuff (whitehead? pus?) came out. What should I do to help this heal? That spot is quite tender.
In April 2016, I had a mole removed/frozen from my nose, but received a dark scar from the the procedure. Dermatologist prescribed hydroquinone 4% in October 2016, and as of February 2017 I've experienced darker pigmentation. The area is very similar to a blister and instead of lighting up, it's darker around the area. Is bio-oil, coconut oil or viatamin E recommended, to condition the area and heal the burn/darker area now that I've discontinued using the hydroquinone 4% product?
I had a Keratosis removed from my forearm. The blister that formed popped accidentally. I trimmed the skin off because it was hanging by a thread. Now the wound is open, white and green inside with a red outline. How do I best care for it to minimize scarring? My doctor is not in till next week and his secretary said to put Neosporin on it and leave it uncovered.