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About Mole and ways to treat it

Moles are clusters of pigmented skin cells (melanocytes) that can appear anywhere on the body. They are typically benign and can form due to genetic factors or sun exposure.
Moles that change in size, shape, color, or texture, or become itchy, painful, or start bleeding, should be evaluated by a dermatologist. These could be signs of melanoma.
No, most moles are harmless and don’t need removal unless they pose a health risk or cause discomfort. Many people also choose to remove moles for cosmetic reasons.
Moles can be removed through methods like surgical excision or shaving, depending on their size and location. A dermatologist will determine the most appropriate method.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, moles can appear in adulthood, but they should be monitored for any changes, as new moles in adults are less common and may warrant evaluation.
Moles are clusters of melanocytes and are typically raised or darker, while freckles are flat spots caused by sun exposure and increased melanin production.
Yes, UV exposure can darken moles and lead to the development of new ones. Regular use of sunscreen can help protect your skin.
Yes, hormonal shifts during pregnancy, puberty, or menopause can darken moles or cause new ones to appear. Any noticeable changes should be examined by a dermatologist.
Mole removal may leave a small scar, depending on the method and size of the mole. Dermatologists take care to minimize scarring while ensuring effective removal.
Yes, individuals with lighter skin tones, frequent sun exposure, or a family history of moles are more likely to have them.