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Moles are skin tissues called nevus<\/em> in medical language and formed by the union of pigment cells. It can occur from the moment we are born, as well as in later ages. If the number of moles in our family members is high, we are likely to have many moles on our skin. <\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Why do moles appear on the body? <\/span><\/h2>\n
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Moles are usually brown and harmless. In the skin exposed to the sun, the melanocyte cells increase, causing the moles to multiply in number. Likewise, darkening in the color of moles is also observed. Sometimes they may appear due to the activation of hormones. However, the use of cosmetic products can also cause moles to increase. New moles can also be formed by the combination of melanocyte cells. Although the reason for this is not always known, it does not cause any harm.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Why do red moles appear on the body?<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Red moles, called angiomas, are mostly genetically inherited. It is not known exactly why it occurs, it does not cause any problems. It is known that red moles are associated with wear and tear on the skin as you get older. It can also occur according to hormonal changes and geographical climates. This type of nevus, which is also called vascular nevi among the people, remains the same in size and does not change. Types of red moles; chery is divided into three as hemangioma and Port VienStein. Although it does not pose a danger, it is normal for it to bleed as a result of actions such as scratching and tampering.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Are Moles Dangerous?<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Moles on the body are mostly benign. The change in their images can be benign as well as malignant. The prognosis of this type of cancer, which is called malignant melanoma<\/em> and occurs in moles, is quite fast. Therefore, early diagnosis is very important.<\/p>\nFrom time to time, moles on each skin can take on a different appearance. It may consist of a harmless formation and does not cause any problems. Since we cannot understand the reason for the differentiation in moles, it must be examined by a specialist dermatologist. Whether it is dangerous or not can be understood with dermoscopy devices and examination.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>How do we know if our moles are at risk?<\/span><\/h2>\n
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In general, it is recommended to follow the moles that can undergo changes due to the sun. Differences in some new formations may require examination for an unusual appearance on an old mole. The following criteria should be considered in congenital or acquired moles:<\/p>\n