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Should i be concerned having a black looking mole on the left bottom foot it look darker than before?
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Needs biopsy: An enlarging or changing mole should be addressed by excisional biopsy. See your dermatologist or plastic surgeon to have it addressed. The obvious concern is a change or dysplasia in a mole which can lead to melanoma.
Answered 6/4/2017
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