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Had very slightly atypical mole shave biopsied. follow up in 6 mos, dr said not to worry. 6wks, it's pink with a darker color in center. is this ok?
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If benign - ok: if the pathology wa benign there are no medical concerns. However if you desire long term cosmetic correction, this may require complete excision
Answered 5/30/2015
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