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21 years
Fairly large mole above my belly button. Mostly light brown with inside patch of dark brown. Chicken McNugget shaped. Annoying and unnecessary.
Dec 6, 2015
1- atypical: changing in color, starting to get bigger size>>6mm, irregular border, shades of color
2- or for cosmetic reason
Once removed it will be sent to pathology to make sure it is a benign mole.
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