Removing Scalp Mole - Freezing?

I discourage freezing this lesion.  If it has been painful and bleeding, then it should be evaluated and a shave biopsy should be done.  

Agreed with the others, this mole needs to be shaved off.  This will then be able to be sent for analysis and histology to ensure it is not sinister.  This will also give a much better cosmetic outcome in terms of scarring etc then freezing ever will.  Find a good dermatologist, it will take them only a few minutes.

If this growth represents a real mole (melanocytic, or made up of melanocytes), it should NOT be frozen. A real mole should be biopsied and sent to a dermatopathologist (a pathologist who specializes in looking at skin biopsies) to make sure it's OK.

Please consult a dermatologist with this mole. You will be told if this mole may be dangerous. Then it should be removed and sent to the lab.

If it is painful and bleeding, that lesion needs to be sent off for a pathologist to evaluate it.   A dermatologist can simply shave this off in few minutes to take care of this for you.  I would not recommend freezing this lesion with the symptoms that you describe.