I have a mole on my face that grows hair, and I pluck what hair I can. Someone said this could cause cancer. Is this true or is it a myth?

The only foolproof way to know if it's a mole or skin cancer is to have a professional examine it. But looking for things like symmetry (moles tend to be symmetrical, skin cancer spot tend not to be) can help a layperson tell the difference before visiting his/her doctor. More information in my source.

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