Sarah Jessica Parker's Missing Mole (PHOTOS)

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Sarah Jessica Parker attended Tuesday night's All-Star game, and hit the field beforehand for an announcement about cancer research. Parker has long had a trademark mole on her chin, which has been visible throughout her career. Below is photo of Parker last month at the MTV Movie Awards, mole clearly visible.

But at the game, as seen below in the unairbrushed AP photo, no mole. At least one of the remarkably cruel reviews of "Sex and the City: The Movie" commented on her beauty mark. The New York Observer's Rex Reed began his review with the following:

There's nothing wrong with Sarah Jessica Parker that couldn't be cured by wart-removal surgery. That growth on her face just gets bigger with every close-up, and in the full-length movie version of Sex and the City it's so distracting you can't concentrate on anything else. It's not a beauty mark. I guess you can't tell a co-producer anything, but listen up, girl. At this point, you would make a wonderful Halloween witch.

No word - if indeed she has had the mole removed, if it was for medical of cosmetic reasons. Scroll down and take a look:

In June at the MTV Awards:

Comments

[TurgidCaterwauling]

Excuse me, does this belong to you?

[Trueheart]

This wins the award for most trivial item posted on Huffington Post to-date.
Made me think of Austin Powers' "moley moley moley moley."

[bfb8688]

Who cares? Following movie stars is a pathetic hobby, and giving any regard to their latest plastic surgery is good evidence that it may be time to take your own life.

[Cowboylove]

You notice the missing mole and not the nose job? Too funny! I adore Sarah Jessic and I applaud all self improvement. Way to go , Sarah J. You look Marvelous!

[WireDolly]

Damn straight! She looks great.

And self-improvement of any sort should never be bashed! I've had cancer and can tell you that no cancer survivor who's been scarred or disfigured would even question making improvements.

[Tulka2]

Well, here is a story to make you glad not to be famous, eh? The mole? Cute on a kid, but as an old lady myself, that mole was creeping towards a crone sterotype doncha think? And... ? Get a life.

[Agentlady007]

Hey, you're as young as you feel old lady.

[demfriend]

If the reviews are accurate her mole was growing which is not a good sign. Any growth or any change in a mole means something bad is going on and should be dealt with by a doctor. It obviously was dealt with end of story.

[meanguy]

a horse is a horse of course of course

[SharonB]

Oooooo! You went there. I am right there with ya, too. The woman looks like Mrs. Ed to me... wart or no wart.

[Eric8869]

Maybe it burned off when she was smoking.

[starboymikey]

Amazing what a good plastic surgeon can do with Photoshop.

[Raymondf]

She's not good looking anyway. What took her so long to have it removed.

[AxelDC]

Um, care??

[debkamaine]

what i love about England is that its actors are absolutely regular people. It is SO refreshing. I have often thought that reality shows and commercials would be more popular if they used middle aged, regular looking people. I watch Coronation Street and the actors are just as good looking as our American, but they are equal because of their characters. How I wish we would grow up in America, so that women don't have to have our faces frozen, and sewn, and covered with acid and all sorts of other things. Look around, women over 40 do NOT wear size zero, rarely do you see woman who are six feet tall and weigh 100........how lovely it would be to see regular people on tv.

[marleysghost]

You are right, but if you really want to see female beauty stereotypes I suggest you take a walk through a Japanese airline terminal. Every woman behind the counter is a beauty and dressed perfectly. If there are "regular" people here it is the occasional male, but for the most part 20 something models are the rule. Compare with the US airline you arrive in where not every female employee meets "runway" standards. Not that don't appreciate beautiful women -but everyone of them perfectly coiffed, made up,slim, and assembly line perfect? it's a bit much.

[Evji108]

Okay all you whiners.....it's her freaking face not yours and she can do whatever she wants to it.
.......warts n' all. It's really none of our business.
As for her looks, I am sure she knows better than anyone that she's not a great beauty. Her real beauty shines from within.......whenever she smiles, the room ( or the screen lights up) with her inner sweetness.
Give the girl a break already.

[mistlesuede]

Have you ever noticed how sometimes SJP looks very pretty and a few minutes later-not? I have been intrigued by her for years and I am amazed how quickly her looks change from good to not so good.
As for her mole, beauty mark or whatever. It doesn't matter to me either way. That is how I have always seen her and if it's there or not, who cares.

[Tulka2]

"Pretty is hardly ever beautiful, but ugly often is beautiful". -??? me???

[PostMortem]

I guess she can't win "Celebrity Mole" Now....

[Agentlady007]

Well at least the nose still works for Witches II. She was terrific in that movie,... with Bette Midler and Susan Sarandon ( my favorite actresses).

[mybelovedcountry]

Where is the mole amongst thee.