I woke up one morning to find that I maybe have scratched my mole and maybe irritated it a bit. But over the past few days, I have noticed it has been very red, crusty, and a burning sensation every time something rubs across it or touches it. I have looked up everything and worried myself because of some of the things that have popped up and could possibly be the outcome.
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January 11, 2017
Answer: See a Cosmetic Dermatologist for Mole Removal--lasers, radiowave, shave
Thanks for your question- without seeing it in person its difficult to tell but I wouldn't want to excise this area. I would look at laser vs. dermabraision to help this issue as this may be able to smooth the area. PRP could be added to the mix for improved results.
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This is not a normal symptom. I would recommend getting an evaluation. Sometimes moles can bleed, and sometimes other lesions can actually fall off. But the pain in your shoulder and neck is more extreme than would be expected.