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There is a faint mole on my upper lip. should i be worried or is this normal?
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Not Sure: Without seeing the mole i cannot answer your question. Does it itch or bleed? Has it changed shape or color? See your doctor to assess whether it needs to be removed.
Answered 2/20/2014
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