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I noticed a new mole on my right index finger. i removed it 10 months ago and now i can see it faintly coming back. it didn't look abnormal just new?
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New mole: Since it was removed previously follow up with a dermatologist, as there is always concern for melanoma with recurrent lesions.
Answered 11/10/2014
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