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I had a small brown mole on my chin since birth. i accidentally scratched off the top of it. i didn't bleed and its been healing for about a month and is the same size as before. however now its skin colored will it turn brown again?
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It is difficult to say if it will turn brown again-it depends on how much thickness was removed. If enough thickness was removed, it may not turn brown again but it may heal with a skin-colored scar. You can see a dermatologist if there is any concern. Good luck to you!
Answered 4/15/2023
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