The majority of the population in the world has them: moles. Skin moles are therefore not dangerous by itself, but that could change over time. As moles remain a mystery to most of us, and we get a lot of questions about them, we take a closer look to this phenomenon that appears on our body. Some moles are there when we are born while others will appear later in life: does this make a difference in regards to risk? Let’s take a look.
Most of us will have discolorations and marks on our skin and most of these are perfectly harmless. However, in some cases, you may have moles that you need to keep an eye on in the long term to ensure they do not become cancerous. But what are skin moles? If you don’t know, you will find it very hard to track them to ensure you stay safe. So our handy guide should point you in the right direction.
While usually moles are harmless and don’t require treatment, sometimes a mole may need to be removed if it poses a risk for skin cancer or for aesthetic reasons. In this post, we look at a few options for skin moles treatment, once your dermatologist has identified a dangerous mole or you have identified a mole you’d like to remove.
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