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Tsukaira

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a Mole Coming Back? Posted: 11-11-06 14:49pm


I had a mole removed a long time ago, because I didn't like it. The doctor had said there was nothing wrong with it, but I told them to surgically remove it anyway, and I have had a scar ever since. Recently, however, my scar has been hurting me when I touch it, and it's starting to turn a little brown. Is it possible for moles to grow back once they've been removed? And if so, can moles be normal when they grow back and not cancerous?

Johnny9ball

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Posted: 11-14-06 00:00am


Yes moles can grow back and they can grow back noncancerous. Because your mole/scar area is hurting a little I would suggest you make an appointment with your dermatologist.

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