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The moles appearance on virtually all people can have positive impact on the beauty, health and personality of a person. The moles come in various shapes, size and color; from light to dark and some are hardly noticeable because the color is close to the skin. Moles are generally normal and benign but the underlying conditions may change as a result some factors such as age, heredity, hormones and too much sun exposure. The moles that are unattractive can be removed for cosmetic reasons and the dermatologist or plastic surgeon can do the job for you. Having moles that are annoying can affect your self-esteem but there is nothing you can do about it except you need the help of a skin expert.
The moles that started as benign moles are not exactly to remain benign forever. Studies indicate that melanoma do not only occur on pre cancerous moles, even normal can become one. Moles may start small pigment or resembles freckles and become enlarged over a period of time. The moles that change it color or have multiple colors in it and do not have a clear border and looked are suspected of becoming a melanoma. The moles growth patterns are influenced by the changes in hormone levels that occur during puberty, pregnancy or when a woman reached menopausal stage.
The key points to detect melanoma on the already existing moles are changes. It is easy to detect these changes based on the ABCD rule. The approach is to check for A for Asymmetry, B for Border, C for color and D for Diameter. When any of these criteria is not met, it is time to deal with accurate analysis through biopsy. Removal of moles is required for moles that become potential risk of melanoma. If the moles affect the person’s appearance it can be removed in many different ways. Removal of moles can be done is an instant using the modern techniques such as excision surgery, cryosurgery, electro surgery and laser therapy. Removal of cancerous moles is required as early as possible or before the cancerous cells spread to other parts of the body.
The moles that are precancerous have a negative reaction against the UV rays of the sun, and it is suspected to change its growth pattern. The risk factor of malignant melanoma increases if the person has chronic sunburn since childhood. For this reason, it is recommended that people should use anti sun protection and this include using sunscreen, wearing proper clothing and other things to protect the skin from the virulent sunrays. Moles will get darker under the sun; it will get irritated, itching and becomes painful which are the indications that the moles become cancerous.
