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Learn More about Moles
Whether you have a mole or clusters of moles in your body you have to be thankful if these moles do not change its growth pattern. A moles or moles may show a light or dark pigmentation in various tones of red, brown and black. If a mole becomes bigger, darker in color, raised and have a rough texture, bleeds and becomes painful this could be a sign of melanoma. Abnormality in a mole requires a diagnosis and checked by a dermatologist to closely monitor its progress over a period of time. A mole that is determined to be cancerous should be removed to prevent its spread to other parts of the body.
A mole or moles can be caused by genes, hereditary, hormonal changes, age and excessive sun damage to the skin. The changes in color and shape are influenced by these factors. A mole or moles can be of cosmetic or medical significance to a person. Knowing your skin and your mole is also a good way to find out if the mole enhances or destructs your beauty or if a mole causes a dreadful skin cancer called melanoma.
Generally speaking a mole or moles are benign skin growths that linger in the skin until it remains or fades away on its own. A mole or moles grow in various locations of the body such as the back, torso, neck, hands, legs or anywhere else. A mole is formed because of the unequal distribution of melanocytes (the cells that are responsible in giving the skin its natural color). A large mole on the face can be unattractive and while a pinpoint on a check may enhance the beauty. What ever your mole means to you depends on how you look at it.
On the other hand, sudden or unexpected changes in a mole means differently. Any signs of deviations from the mole's asymmetry, border, color, diameter that are associated with bleeding and irritation can be a sign of skin cancer. A mole or the moles need to be monitored as it is a health risk that warrants removal as soon as possible. Removal of a cancerous mole can be done using varieties of techniques including excision surgery, cryosurgery, laser procedure and others. The method of removal depends on the type of mole and the preference of the patient.
