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2 new moles on my hand. asymmetrical, small (3-4mm), dark brown, not elevated from surface. don't think it's growing but not 100% sure. what do i do?
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Dermatologist: A local dermatologist can examine the lesions and determine if they need further investigation or excision.
Answered 10/22/2013
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