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Moles, also called nevi or beauty marks, are generally harmless brown, tan, pink, or sometimes blue spots that can develop anywhere on the skin. Some are present from birth, while others may develop later in life. Moles may grow and slightly change in appearance over time. Your doctor should check any changing or new mole to ensure there are no signs of skin cancer. Moles often change in response to hormonal fluctuations, such as during puberty and pregnancy. Benign moles can be left untreated or removed for cosmetic reasons. Mole removal is a safe procedure when performed by an experienced and qualified doctor who has the mole screened for cancer and other diseases after removing it. At-home mole removal is risky for a variety of reasons, which include: Leaving behind an unsightly scar Causing an infection Preventing a potential cancer from being detected
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