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I had a tiny light brown mole in the web of my finger and now i don't really see it anymore. can moles just disappear?
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Yes, spontaneous: involution is common. Even malignant melanomas can do this. If your mole is completely gone, you should not be overly concerned.
Answered 7/18/2014
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