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I cut a skin coloured hard bump on my skin with a blade and now there is a dark mole. is that normal? did dermatologists ever seen like this before?
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It's hard to tell without seeing the lesion before and currently. You can keep an eye on that "mole" then see a dermatologist if you see any suspicious change. Do not stimulate it by picking or scratching.
Answered 11/30/2022
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