What is the difference between moles and moles? Analysis of the face of a woman with a mole on her chin

It is difficult for most people to distinguish between moles and freckles. Some people think that protruding moles are freckles, but this is not the case. It cannot be explained clearly in just one or two sentences. So below I will give you a detailed introduction to the difference between the two. Friends who are interested can take a look together.

Introduction to mole

Moles are medically called pigmented nevi. They are benign tumors of the skin that are differentiated from nerve cells. People of different ages and genders may develop moles. Generally speaking, moles are harmless to humans, but moles growing on special parts such as the palms, soles of feet, and lips require attention. Because these parts are prone to friction, moles may become malignant and develop into malignant melanoma. Therefore, it is recommended that moles growing in special parts should be removed in a timely manner. This operation can be performed in an outpatient clinic. After the operation, it is best to make a pathological section of the removed part to observe whether there are any changes, whether it has been cut cleanly, and whether it is benign or malignant.

Everyone has more or less moles on their body. The moles here mostly refer to blue moles and pigmented moles. Blue nevi are more common in women and often occur in childhood. They are prone to occur on the face and extensor surfaces of the limbs, especially the backs of the hands and feet, as well as the waist and buttocks. They are occasionally seen in the conjunctiva, oral cavity, cervix, etc. Almost everyone has pigmented moles, the only difference is the number. It often occurs in children or adolescence and may appear as macules, papules, warts or nodules and may occur in any part of the body. The color is usually yellow, brown or black, but can also be blue or purple.

Introduction to moles

A mole is medically called a nevus cell or melanocytic nevus, which is a skin manifestation caused by an increase in melanocytes in the epidermis and dermis. If the rash is higher than the skin surface, has a dome-like or nipple-like appearance, or has a pedicle, it is clinically called an intradermal nevus; those that are slightly higher than the skin surface are mostly mixed nevus; those that are not higher than the skin surface are junctional nevus.

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