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Have lots of moles i had them for years but don't know if this mole is new of has been there for a wile its light brown and saped differently?
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Skin must be seen: There is little to do other than to acknowledge your concern and to ask you to show it to your family doctor the next time you are seen at the medical clinic. There are a number of 'brown' lesions that are both common and not of concern.
Answered 7/23/2013
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