This image displays a normal nevus (mole). This is a nevus (mole) in the scalp. This is a benign mole (nevus). Note the consistent color. Nevi (moles) are made up of "nests" of pigment-producing cells in the skin. This image displays the brown color typical of nevi.
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Mole (Nevus):
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Picture of Mole (Nevus): This image displays a normal nevus (mole). Divider line
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Treatments Your Physician May Prescribe
  • Non-cancerous (benign) moles do not require treatment, though they may be cosmetically removed.
  • If benign-appearing moles are inflamed or irritated, they can be surgically removed.
Last Modified: 15 Feb 2008

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