Almost sure it’s melanoma

The only one that can say for sure is a Dr., and only after a biopsy.  There are many pigmented lesions that aren't melanoma. Not seeing a doctor means worrying about what if, rather than getting it looked at and taking appropriate action (or just breathe a sigh of relief!).  

The only one that can say for sure is a Dr., and only after a biopsy.  There are many pigmented lesions that aren't melanoma. Not seeing a doctor means worrying about what if, rather than getting it looked at and taking appropriate action (or just breathe a sigh of relief!).  

The only one that can say for sure is a Dr., and only after a biopsy.  There are many pigmented lesions that aren't melanoma. Not seeing a doctor means worrying about what if, rather than getting it looked at and taking appropriate action (or just breathe a sigh of relief!).  

Please get it checked Andiuta. The odds are that it is not melanoma, but like Sabklyn said, there is only one way to find out. Just in case it is melanoma, the earlier it is detected the better the outcome.

Please get it checked Andiuta. The odds are that it is not melanoma, but like Sabklyn said, there is only one way to find out. Just in case it is melanoma, the earlier it is detected the better the outcome.

Please get it checked Andiuta. The odds are that it is not melanoma, but like Sabklyn said, there is only one way to find out. Just in case it is melanoma, the earlier it is detected the better the outcome.

I was recently concerned about a mole on my shoulder that had become slightly raised and was two colors – that's what brought  me to the dermatologist. Pathology showed it was an atypical compound nevus – so not cancer.  The only way to find out is to go sooner rather than later if you are worried and get it checked out.  If you are concerned insist it get biopsied.  Odds are in your favor.  Good luck.

I was recently concerned about a mole on my shoulder that had become slightly raised and was two colors – that's what brought  me to the dermatologist. Pathology showed it was an atypical compound nevus – so not cancer.  The only way to find out is to go sooner rather than later if you are worried and get it checked out.  If you are concerned insist it get biopsied.  Odds are in your favor.  Good luck.

I was recently concerned about a mole on my shoulder that had become slightly raised and was two colors – that's what brought  me to the dermatologist. Pathology showed it was an atypical compound nevus – so not cancer.  The only way to find out is to go sooner rather than later if you are worried and get it checked out.  If you are concerned insist it get biopsied.  Odds are in your favor.  Good luck.