I had a biopsy done on said mole and it was revealed it was a harmless congenital mole. It is on my side, below my ribs. But it was very deep and had roots down past my dermis. It was removed several months ago, but now has a dark, brownish-black colored dot on one side of it and is very pink. It also constantly itches and sometimes burns. (Pictures)
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November 29, 2017
Answer: See a Cosmetic Dermatologist for Mole removal--lasers, radiowave, shave
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Burning a mole can creat deeper burns than expected. By what i can see on the picture the coagulation area seems deeper that the level of a mole. You should follow up with your surgeon as soon as possible. In the meanwhile, I suggest you keep this area clean and use...
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First of all, a mole removal is considered a small and safe procedure so you shouldn't stress to much about it. Try not to overthink it. Approach the event as a regular doctor visit, not as a surgery. Also you may ask your surgeon to prescribe you some meds...
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