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Author  Topic    deporter 3 Posts Posted - 11/14/2011 :  05:25:16     Hi everyone, i have a mole for 2 months now. The size remained the same and the color also remained the same. Maybe it got a bit darker but maybe it is my imagination(can't know for sure). The picture of the mole is here: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/46/dscf0971m.jpg/ File was to big to be uploaded in the forum. Do you think i should be worried? Arrow 10 Posts Posted - 01/14/2012 :  07:24:10     Im surprised no one responded. I do hope you get this checked out. I would be concerned. deporter 3 Posts Posted - 01/14/2012 :  08:41:16     I visited my doctor and she said that it is okay. Generally if you don't see extreme irregularities its safe. Also the change in color is nothing to worry about..it is part of the normal process and its also because i have a darker pigmentation. Thomas Haugen 94 Posts Posted - 01/14/2012 :  21:56:14     deporter, it's good you had it looked at. I have moles and Capillary hemangiomas that look like yours. My dermo leaves almost all of them. I had a mole become a melanoma 23 years ago, so keep an eye on yours and GET TO THE DOCTOR if it bleeds or changes in any way. Tom http://www.emedicinehealth.com/slideshow_skin_cancer_pictures/article_em.htm deporter 3 Posts Posted - 01/17/2012 :  07:33:16     Tom, I am keeping a close eye on it(without going OCD about it :-) ). Thank you very much for the information. Early treatment is ideal when dealing with these kinds of problems.    Topic

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