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YOU NEED TO SEE A DOCTOR AND SEE IF THE MOLE LOOKS CONCERNING AND IF IT NEEDS TO BE BIOPSIED. THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE SHOULD CALL THE INSURANCE COMPANY TO SEE IF THIS IS COVERED BEFORE DOING ANYTHING.
You would need to contact your insurance to see if mole removal on your face would be covered or not. Alternatively, if you had a surgeon in mind to perform the procedure, his or her office should be able to check on insurance coverage for you.
Most insurance companies would consider the removal of benign nevi (moles) as "not medically necessary" and would not pay for that procedures. If there was a concern that they might be cancerous then they would likely cover the costs of a biopsy. Everyone's insurance is different so your best bet is to check with your carrier.
under most circumstances removal of normal moles because a person doesn't like the looks - well that's considered cosmetic and generally not covered by insurance...but check with your insurance company to make certain...
It is possible to have insurance cover the removal if there is a suspicion that it could be abnormal. If it has been there for a long time without changing, the worry for abnormal cell growth may be minimal and the insurance company may view it as a cosmetic procedure. You should find a local dermatologist or surgeon who can see you in person and their office can discuss your case with the insurance company on your behalf. Best of luck
There are many types of growths that can occur in the vaginal area: skin tags, keratoses and moles or neviAll types of growths can be removed. Consult a dermatologist or gynecologist for diagnosis and best treatment plan.
Based on your picture, the mole appears likely to be benign. However, to be safe, you should be carefully evaluated by a dermatologist. Please use the ABCDE's as your guide for when to be concerned about moles: A for Asymmetry; B for irregular Borders; C for black or uneven Colors; D for...
The best thing to do about this is to see a Dermatologist who can remove it nicely and leave you with a positive happy outcome. You can also see a plastic surgeon for this. This mole should be tested when and if removed just to be safe. Most Dermatologists test every mole they remove. Good Luck
