What is the Possibility of a Shaved Mole to Reoccur?

A shave excision only removes a portion of the mole.  There is a chance that the mole can regrow, however there is no knowing how soon the mole will grow back.

Shave excisions can give an excellent cosmetic result.  Since there is potentially some mole left beneath the surface of the skin, there is a possibility that it will regrow which could take months to years.  If it does regrow, it can always be removed again.  Protect the area from the sun.

In the technique of doing a shave excision, the mole is actually "shaved off" at a very superficial level just below the surface of the skin. This method is quite effective to remove moles and leaves a minimal scar. The procedure typically takes less than a minute, and is fairly painless. A deeper portion of the mole may still remain but is often fairly invisible. There is the small possibility that it may regrow over many years but rarely grows back enough to be objectionable.