Looks about the same, hard to tell since the pictures are at different angles. Best to take pictures the exact same way in same lighting each time, helps to decifer if something has changed.
Not sure what you mean by "type" of mole. If it looks different from other moles you have, you may want to see a derm and get it looked at, see what they say about it. Not much anyone on here can tell you about it.
Looks about the same, hard to tell since the pictures are at different angles. Best to take pictures the exact same way in same lighting each time, helps to decifer if something has changed.
Not sure what you mean by "type" of mole. If it looks different from other moles you have, you may want to see a derm and get it looked at, see what they say about it. Not much anyone on here can tell you about it.
Looks about the same, hard to tell since the pictures are at different angles. Best to take pictures the exact same way in same lighting each time, helps to decifer if something has changed.
Not sure what you mean by "type" of mole. If it looks different from other moles you have, you may want to see a derm and get it looked at, see what they say about it. Not much anyone on here can tell you about it.
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