First of all, I am new to this forum...After reading "several" questions as far as concerns, regarding skin cancer, I am beginning to wonder what kind of dr's you'll are seeing...First of all, I was diagnosed with malignant melanoma this year & also had several skin cancers removed...Several of you "never" even mentioned your dr doing a biopsy...Any time a dr is concerned about a mole, they do a biopsy before they go any further....The biopsy will tell the Dr., if the mole is cancerous or not...So please, go to a dermatalogist as this is their field...I recently had a mole removed on my back that was cancerous....It was "pink" in color...So see, ya never know!...I wasn't even aware that this "pink" spot on my back was a mole, as I thought moles were brown or black...My advice to anyone is to see a dermatalogist, especially if you have a lot of moles or have been exposed to the sun or used tanning beds...Even if you are not a sun worshiper, the best thing you can do for yourself is have a specialist give you an entire body check...To my surprise, even the smallest moles on the body can be the deadly ones...So pleaseeeeeeee, don't take a chance, early detection is the key!