Question About Mole Removal Crater? (photo)

In this situation, it may be best to do a scar revision by completely surgically excising the scar and making a new incision.  It is important to follow through with post-care as this will help the scar heal as best as possible.  

In order to correct this large crater from your prior removal, you are going to need to seek a corrective procedure from a dermatologic surgeon. That area needs to be re-excised and a small stitch will be put in to close it. While some people are more prone to scarring, it is imperative that you follow good post wound care to get the scar as minimized as possible. This divet is largely due to the fact that a scab formed in the removal site and when the scab fell off, the new skin was under it, but hadn't raised to the surface so you were left with a divet. Had the site been cleaned and keep gooped up with Vaseline, Aquaphor, Polysporin, etc. the new skin would have risen to the surface and you would have had a smoother, more even mark. Make sure that if you have any procedures in the future you don't let them dry out and form scabs.