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I have a small freckle/mole on my upper lip that got noticeably darker shortly after i got back from vacation, where i was in the sun a lot. is it normal for that to happen?
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It is possible it is from the sun exposure. If that is the case, it should fade to its typical color now that the sun exposure has ended. If it doesn’t return to its baseline color, have it checked by a dermatologist. Good luck to you!
Answered 5/21/2023
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