As long as you caught it somewhat early and get it treated before it spreads, you'll most likely be fine. I had a malignant mole on my shoulder removed a couple years ago....it's not that bad. Probablyk the worst part I'd have to say is getting the shots to numb it (it's especially bad if they go right into the center of the mole like they did with me, and it was incredibly sensitive as it was....)......after that, just make sure you don't watch while they're removing it....since they're on your back, I don't think that you'll have much of a problem with that. If it helps, usually they'll let you wear headphones and listen to music while they're working if it helps relax you. (Wish I'd done that.) But after they remove it, depending on which method of removal they did (if they freeze them off, laser, or the old fashioned way with a scalpel....that's how I had it done), you may or may not have to have stitches for a couple of weeks. I did, and it left a nasty scar (supposedly, it wasn't SUPPOSED to
), but other than that, you'll be fine, I'm pretty sure. It's fairly easy to remove, PROVIDED YOU CATCH IT EARLY. That is crucial. The sooner you get those removed, the sooner you won't have to worry about them anymore
And as for those of you just saying "I have cancer : - (" just for the hell of saying it......it's not funny, those of us who've ever have it, or still do, don't think it's funny at all. Sorry to sound like a right bitch, but it's true.