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This mole was completely removed so I don't understand where the pigment (or mole) came from and why its right next to the incision line. It was not there before I had this surgery. The pathology report came back clear margins. It doesn't look anything like the original dysplastic mole, but possibly a new one? And plus is it over a bit further than the one that was excised. I also had another raised mole, that was taken out because it was in the the exision pathway of the severe one. So I am not sure if it is that one either but my derm did tell me he was just going to take it out because it was in the way. But that seem so soon to just pop up less than 2 weeks after surgery, even he said so that if it was the dysplastic one again that wasn't completely removed no way would it have came back that quick. Could the trama to that area have caused another one to surface? I am just confused because I don't know how the derm could miss the very top of the skin where you can see it, when it obviously came back clear margins. Does this happen?
Well if anyone sees this in the future, I went to the derm again and the remaining pigment did come back normal from the biopsy. I asked the derm why it would possibly be there after the surgery when it wasn't there before and she said just from taking the other one out may have brought up some pigment that was underneath the skin. But this was most defiantely not any part of the dysplastic mole as it was normal, plus the dysplastic margins had came all clear a few weeks ago so no more worries?
Moles are funny little things....