A mole on a woman's nipple

Black moles can appear in different parts of the body, not just on the face and some easily exposed skin. Some women also have moles on their nipples, which can make people feel very embarrassed and it is not convenient to go to the hospital for treatment. As long as there is no sign of expansion, there is no need to worry.

Signs of malignant changes in moles

Everyone has moles on their bodies, but only a very small number of them become malignant and need to be removed as soon as possible. So, how can we estimate whether this mole will become malignant? What are the signs of a mole becoming malignant? See what laser beauty experts say!

Generally speaking, mature moles will not become malignant, such as hairy moles, which are generally mature moles. Therefore, hairy moles generally will not become malignant. If a junctional nevus appears in an adult, it is likely to be an immature nevus and there is a chance of malignant transformation.

Pigmented moles occurring on the palms and soles of the feet can easily induce cancer due to repeated friction or irritation. In addition, some people believe that if pigmented nevi are not treated thoroughly, the nevus cells may be stimulated and may induce cancer. Therefore, it is recommended to remove the above-mentioned moles.

If other pigmented moles are likely to become malignant, there will often be some precursors: 1. The area around a mole becomes red and inflamed for no other reason, or the color of the mole suddenly darkens; 2. The edges of a mole that originally had clear boundaries become blurred, or one side is clear and the other side is unclear, and the color of one side is dark and the other side is light; 3. The pigmented mole suddenly becomes larger in a short period of time; 4. The surface changes from smooth to rough, and changes such as erosion, exudation, and bleeding occur; 5. Several small black spots suddenly appear around a black mole, that is, a satellite-like mole appears. You must be highly alert to the malignant transformation of this mole; 6. Moles generally do not cause any discomfort. If a mole suddenly feels itchy or painful, you must also be alert to the possibility of the mole becoming malignant.

Pigmented moles usually appear before the age of 20-30 and gradually disappear after the age of 30 (except for facial moles). If a new mole appears at an older age, or a single mole suddenly grows larger and darker, you should pay attention to it.