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I had a mole that was black, but later on turned white and fell off. now, the area is brown with a white center. should i be worried?
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Mole: Any mole that is changing or has changed should be seen by your dermatologist. A simple biopsy can be done to assure it is ok if that is needed.
Answered 3/20/2013
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