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I have a small (I'd say ant sized) mole on my left upper arm. It's too small to really get a good look at. My family has no history of skin cancer, but plenty (bordering on tons) of irritating/embarrassing but benign skin conditions ranging from eczema to atypical moles and weird birth marks. Should I be worried? I was struck with facing my own mortality a few months ago when I nearly drowned, and now I'm paranoid I might have skin cancer despite my only "symptom" being the previously mentioned small mole. I know I've had it for years as well.
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Doctorfag here. You're probably young (under 40) and chances of having skin cancer this age are pretty low.
However, any mole can evolve into cancer! I think you'll feel better ir you take it off. Any dermathologist can do it, and they also do a microscopical analyze to see if it's cancerous and shit.
Sorry for bad english.
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Dark is bad, light is good. Different colors is bad, solid is good. Hair growth is good. Like the other guy said, a dermatologist or ever a family medicine practitioner can remove it or at least tell you it's fine.
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