The painful, swollen bump after waxing is likely folliculitis (an inflamed hair follicle) or a mild localized skin infection. While framycetin cream is an antibacterial, it may not be the most effective option for this specific issue. I recommend stopping its use. Instead, apply a warm compress for 10-15 minutes a few times a day to soothe the area and reduce inflammation. For topical treatment, an ointment containing mupirocin or fusidic acid is typically more effective. Do not squeeze or pop the bump, as this can worsen the infection. If the pain increases, redness spreads, or you develop a fever, please consult a healthcare professional.

A black mole with new whitish changes should be taken seriously, as it may indicate skin changes. Any alteration in colour, size or shape needs proper evaluation to rule out serious conditions. Avoid touching it or trying to treat it yourself. It is important to get it examined by a doctor for an accurate diagnosis. Early assessment helps in timely management if needed.