Blood blister or possible cancer? (Photo)

It is hard to tell for sure from the photo.  It needs to be examined with dermoscopy (basically a polarized light and magnifier tool).  If it is simply a hemorrhagic blister that will be pretty obvious with the dermatoscope.  A benign nevus or mole would be easily diagnosed as well.  If it looks suspicious with the dermoscope, then it should be excised and examined by the pathologist.  Don't get it cut out without it first be examined with a dermascope!!!!  It may save you a procedure.
Best of luck to you,
Dr. Amy
 

Thank you for the question.
Whether or not you scratched it and caused a blood blister, it is difficult to tell from the photos and without an in-person examination.I would recommend that you see your primary physician or a specialist to examine changes to your mole, as you may require further workup that would potentially include an excisional biopsy.
Best,
Jerry Chidester, M.D.

Unfortunately, it is tough to tell without a good exam and examination under the microscope. Most likely, you irritated this area as it appears to be in the bra line. However, the best way to make sure is to see a specialist who will cut it out and send it to the lab. Note: a "shave" biopsy should not be done and it should either have a piece cut out from it (incisional biopsy) or the whole thing should be cut out (excisional biopsy).