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Does this mole look like a dysplastic nevi, or something concerning that should be looked at by a dermatologist? thank you!
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Yes: Any mole that looks different from other moles on your face or body is suspicious. Irregular borders, irregular pigmentation, recent change in appearance, rapid growth, are all warning signs of a potential problem. Consultation with a dermatologist is indicated for any of the above signs.
Answered 6/12/2018
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