I had a mole biopsied 4 years ago. It was a really raised mole so they only took off the top and pigment was leftover. I was told this was normal and that the mole was benign (but no idea if mildly atypical or just straight benign, I wished I asked, they just told me no more treatment needed) but to still watch the pigment to see if it stays the same. Very annoying because after worrying about the mole, waiting for results, and then getting the all clear, having to watch it still is not what I want with health anxiety. Well it's been the same for the past 3/4 years until I looked last night and I noticed the dark part of the pigment is now light brown! The mole is in an area that is hard for me to look at, so I usually make my husband, and I haven't had him look for like 2 or 3 months. Now I'm kind of freaking out. I'm hoping that when I went to the beach last month that maybe the sand exfoliated the top part off but maybe it didn't and it's changing for who knows what reasons. Google is not kind about regressing moles (meaning it's late stage blah). I'm trying to tell myself that a benign mole isn't going to go from benign to late stage in 2-3 months but you know how the HA brain works. Probably slim but anyone have anything similar happen?