According to the patient’s records, two of the moles previously removed were read as dysplastic nevus with mild atypia; one was a compound nevus. The two moles I removed were also read as ...

The roots of compound variety are deep inside the skin. Dermal nevus are skin in colour and often look like pimples. These moles are colourless but have deep roots inside the skin. An intradermal ...

A Spitz nevus is an uncommon type of mole that is usually raised, dome-shaped, and pigmented. Anyone can have a Spitz nevus, or multiple, but they’re more common in children and people with fair ...

The distinction from a banal compound nevus is unimportant ... melanomas from heritable melanocytic lesions. ‘The B-K mole syndrome’. Arch Dermatol 1978;114:732–738.

Raised moles, referred to as compound nevi, have both flat and raised portions and typically have pigment that is deeper in the skin. Dermal nevi are skin-coloured or light brown moles that are ...

When several melanocytes cluster together, they form a benign, non-cancerous skin growth called a common mole or a melanocytic nevus (plural = nevi). Common moles are, in fact, very common, and they ...

Spitz nevus, or Spitz nevi, is a rare, noncancerous skin growth that typically impacts people under 35 years old. It often presents as rapidly growing moles and is common on the head, face ...

A nevus sebaceous is a mole patch that is salmon or yellow-colored and most often appears on your scalp, neck, and face. They are less common on your arms, legs, and trunk. Sebaceous nevi usually ...

A blue nevus is a benign type of mole. It may appear as a blue lump on the skin. A blue nevus may be present at birth or develop as a person ages. Healthcare professionals refer to more than one ...

Blue nevus. This is a dark blue-colored mole that can appear anywhere on the skin and doesn’t change with age. They are usually present at birth but can develop later in life. Nevus of Ota ...