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I have had a mole on eyebrow removed twice and it grew back. How can I treat permanently? (photos)

almonay12May 13, 2014
i have a mole on my eyebrow , i have them removed twice when i was 11 and 12 , but it kept growing back and growing bigger. should i be concern it kept growing back and growing bigger ? im 24 now and i really want it to removed again but dont want to waste a trip if it will be growing back again. any chance that if i remove them it will be growing again? i also have this mole on top of my head , is it possible to remove them together , will it affect my hair ?

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Dr. Samir Shureih, MD
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Dr. Shawn Allen, MD
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