What action should be taken if a client presents with a hairy mole during a waxing session?

When a client presents with a hairy mole during a waxing session, the most appropriate action is to avoid the area. This approach prioritizes the client’s safety and well-being. Waxing a mole can potentially irritate the skin, cause pain, and may lead to complications such as inflammation or even infection. Additionally, moles can vary widely in terms of benign or possibly cancerous conditions, so it's crucial to prevent any trauma to the area.

Avoiding the area allows the waxing to proceed safely on surrounding skin without risking harm or discomfort to the mole itself. If there is any concern about the mole, it is wise for the client to consult a physician before proceeding with any hair removal techniques in that area. This ensures that any underlying health concerns regarding the mole are appropriately addressed.