I squeezed a mole and a fluid came out. Will there be cancerous changes underneath?

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I have gone through the images (attachment removed to protect patient identity). First, you need to understand that for any mole which turns into melanoma requires spontaneous changes. It means that any change in color, size, shape, or symmetry of lesions should be spontaneous without any provocation. But in your case you yourself have squeezed the mole. Moreover, in most cases developing into melanoma, the size should be more than 5 mm. So just relax. In my opinion, your lesions does not clinically look malignant.

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Well, it is alright if you did not notice earlier whether the lesion was raised or not as "only being raised" is not a clinical sign of cancer. For the lesion to be cancerous, there should be a combination of a clinical sign. Now your anxiety is about how the lesion will heal. It is very difficult to say right now how it heal as every skin response is different to different trauma. Sometimes, the skin heals as hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation. Sometimes, no change is noticed after healing. Sometimes, deep scars are apparent and sometimes raised swelling appears. Whatever will appear, it does not look to develop into a malignant change at the moment based on its clinical appearance and history. But keep on evaluating yourself every three months for any change.