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You can get a "mole" removed from your vagina, How ever not all growths are moles so you should see a Dermatologist to have a close up opinion, from there they are able to decide how they would remove it and if it would require testing and if it would need to be stitched after removal. All depending on if this is a mole or a different form of a growth.
the real issue is whether the "mole" is really a mole...not too likely if it's actually inside your vagina...lots of other causes much more likely...suggest you either see a gynecologist or a dermatologist for an evaluation of the area...then you can discuss what constitutes the best course of action...
Although it may sound uncomfortable, Dermatologists do this procedure frequently. You can get a mole anywhere there is skin. But, don't also assume that every growth is a mole. Once you see a Dermatologist for an evaluation, the area is gently numbed with Lidocaine and the mole can often be removed without stitches. Any growth removed from your body should be sent to evaluate under the microscope to confirm that it is benign.
Actually as scary as this sounds in skilled hands its a pretty gentle, simple procedure. I'd consult w/the dermatologist in your area!
Short answer. Yeshowever the "mole" as you describe it must be evaluated and possibly sent for laboratory pathological workup to make sure it is not something potentially more serious
There are many types of growths that can occur in the vaginal area: skin tags, keratoses and moles or neviAll types of growths can be removed. Consult a dermatologist or gynecologist for diagnosis and best treatment plan.