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Dr. Michael Tirgan, MD - New York City Cutaneous Oncology/Keloid

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moles

Moles are typically benign growths of the skin that either remain flat or raise about the surface of the skin. Great majority of moles are benign and do not cause any issues other than cosmetic concerns.

Most moles can be left alone, yet one has to pay attention to them, to make sure that they do not change their behavior and appearance. Any mole that changes shape or appearance should be examined by a professional physician or a dermatologist to make sure that the mole has not transformed into a serious or cancerous condition. Any mole that is suspicious for transformation must be removed and studied.