What is the fleshy lump at end of my scar? (photo)

It is very difficult to tell from your photo what exactly is going on with your mole. To be safe, you should be carefully evaluated by a board certified dermatologist. Please use the ABCDE's as your guide for when to be concerned about moles: A for Asymmetry; B...

A mole should never be burned via a laser or RF device. This is incorrect and potentially dangerous. Moles should be sent for analysis. Depending on the kind of mole- Shave or excision are the better techniques. I would see a dermatologist as only dermatologists have training to evaluate...

While you need to ask your surgeon to be sure, generally, I allow patients to wear make-up starting one full day after the sutures are removed so long as their are NO remaining scabs or tiny open areas.

Dear gonzales678~Thank you for sharing your photos. If it has already been two months since the procedure, the area may improve slightly, but it is unlikely to fill in entirely.  There are many options to help improve the appearance of your scar.Serial treatments with a micro-needling...

When it comes to moles that exhibit changes or concerning characteristics, it is important to seek a professional evaluation. Here are some considerations and recommendations: Characteristics of Concern: A mole that is dark, has a red ring, is raised, and painful warrants a closer examination....

It's understandable to be concerned about changes in your skin, especially when it involves moles and irritation. Here are some general guidelines to consider: Monitor Changes: Keep an eye on the moles for any changes in size, shape, color, or texture. The ABCDE rule can be helpful: Asymmetry:...