When a mole is dented, it is usually possible for an early dent to recover on its own, but if the dent is more than two months old, it may not be able to recover on its own. A dimple will appear after the scab is removed from the area where the mole was dented, and will usually recover gradually within 1-2 months, but if the dimple has not recovered for more than two months, it may be difficult to recover on its own. If it is a hollow that cannot recover on its own, you can choose to have it smoothed out with a fractional laser, injection of your own fat gel and autologous serum. If the hollows are deeper, surgery may also be an option. The skin after mole spotting is fragile, so it is important to pay attention to sun protection and cleanliness to avoid wound infection, which may lead to adverse consequences. If there is any discomfort after mole spotting, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time.