Pimple next to WLE scar

Would look similar to what your primary mole looked like and would not go away. You had an in situ, so you wouldn't get satellites. Recurrences are unlikely with in situ.

Would look similar to what your primary mole looked like and would not go away. You had an in situ, so you wouldn't get satellites. Recurrences are unlikely with in situ.

Would look similar to what your primary mole looked like and would not go away. You had an in situ, so you wouldn't get satellites. Recurrences are unlikely with in situ.

Nah… M can not show up overnight, most likely just a acne pimp  

Nah… M can not show up overnight, most likely just a acne pimp  

Nah… M can not show up overnight, most likely just a acne pimp  

You look for the most likely explanation first, and acne trumps melanoma.  Then, you give it time to heal.  My derm says 6 weeks – I shorten that depending on my level of anxiety.  So you give something a chance to heal on it's own.  If it were a pimple, then 7-10 days would be reasonable even for a cystic type.  If things don't heal in that time, or continue to get worse – then you get it checked out.  At least, this is what I do and I've been at this for almost 25 years now.

You look for the most likely explanation first, and acne trumps melanoma.  Then, you give it time to heal.  My derm says 6 weeks – I shorten that depending on my level of anxiety.  So you give something a chance to heal on it's own.  If it were a pimple, then 7-10 days would be reasonable even for a cystic type.  If things don't heal in that time, or continue to get worse – then you get it checked out.  At least, this is what I do and I've been at this for almost 25 years now.

You look for the most likely explanation first, and acne trumps melanoma.  Then, you give it time to heal.  My derm says 6 weeks – I shorten that depending on my level of anxiety.  So you give something a chance to heal on it's own.  If it were a pimple, then 7-10 days would be reasonable even for a cystic type.  If things don't heal in that time, or continue to get worse – then you get it checked out.  At least, this is what I do and I've been at this for almost 25 years now.