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Why aren't all dysplastic moles removed from people as a precaution?

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Dysplastic moles: the only way to know if a mole is truly dysplastic is to biopsy it and look at the cells under the microscope. At that point, the dermatopathologist can determine the level of dysplasticity. Once that information is acquired, the treating physician will know whether or not complete excision is warranted.

Answered 2/3/2015

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I think i might have dysplastic mole syndrome. Worried?

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