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Can a gynecologist remove a mole from your breast? i am having one removed and am wondering what the procedure entails?
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Yes: A GYN doctor can remove moles from the breast. Some do, some don't. Moles can be removed as an office procedure. It requires local anesthesia and probably one or two stitches depending on the size of the mole.
Answered 8/9/2014
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