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Can I get a mole near my nipple removed?

emily2018May 15, 2017
I have a mole near my nipple and I'm very self conscious of myself I don't show my boobs to my boyfriend I don't get changed infront of him. I would be happy if I got it removed I will feel happy about my body.

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Edward J. Ricciardelli, MD

I would suggest you visit a board certified dermatologist in your area for an in-person evaluation. Typically moles that grow with you and remain unchanged are not any cause for concern.  However, if you are noticing changes with the size or within the pigment I would suggest having the...

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Damon B. Chandler, MD

Nice photo and great questions -- mole removal from the face requires a true expert -- do not choose a doctor who dabbles in this sort of work.  I have removed countless facial moles and each one is unique and offers specific challenges.  From your one single photo, i would...

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Edward J. Gross, MD

The best solution for a benign nevus / mole is the DOT CO2 laser. It leaves virtually no scar and heals quickly. No stitching needed! Best,

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Jason Emer, MD

Healing can be variable. I recommend following up with your cosmetic dermatologist for after care recommendations. I recommend silicone gel with growth factors. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

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Sameer Bashey, MD

It looks like you have a shave removal of the mole with a blade. After such as procedure, a small amount of indentation is going to occur for many months until your skin begins to fill up the wound with new cells. You will always have a tiny scar after such a mole removal but it is easily...

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Anne Taylor, MD

Hello there-- it looks OK-- for superficial skin shaves-- it can take a few days to re-eptheliaze... but if it was deeper than the skin level, it will have to heal in from the sides-- in your photo it looks like it might have been a little deeper shave... so check in with your doctor!

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