Should I be worried about this?

Welcome to the community, ! If the spot is new, it would be wise to get it checked out. You'll get peace of mind if it's benign and you'll get access to early treatment if it's not. If you don't already have a dermatologist, your primary care doctor can at least give it a look and refer you elsewhere if necessary. You might get into a dermatologist faster that way. With some dermatology practices, it can take months or even a year to get a new-patient appointment.
Please keep us posted if you don't mind. Sending lots of healthy energy your way. - Lori (Team Member)