Normal nevi (moles) are usually light brown and regular in color and shape. Nevi (moles) are made up of "nests" of pigment-producing cells in the skin. This image displays the brown color typical of nevi. This image displays a normal nevus (mole).
Top Background Graphic
About Us | Contact Us | Site Map
Text Size SmallText Size MediumText Size Large
VisualDxHealth - Your guide to a clear picture of health
Health ToolsHealth TopicsDisease ListWidgetsFor Doctors

Mole (Nevus):
A parent's guide for infants and babies

Left Nav Bottom
Try our Disease Finder
Page Tools Top Graphic
Page Tools Top Graphic
Page Tools Bottom Graphic
Page Tools Bottom Graphic
Picture of Mole (Nevus): Normal nevi (moles) are usually light brown and regular in color and shape. Divider line
Normal nevi (moles) are usually light brown and regular in color and shape.
left arrow
right arrow
Treatments Your Physician May Prescribe
  • Non-cancerous (benign) moles do not require treatment, though they may be removed for cosmetic reasons.
  • If benign-appearing moles are inflamed or irritated, they can be surgically removed.
Last Modified: 15 Feb 2008

Prev: Self-Care Guidelines
Next: References/Trusted Links

HON CODE Seal. Accredited 3/2007
We comply with HONcode standards
for health information
verify here

Copyright © 2006-2008 Logical Images, Inc. All rights reserved.

The data contained in the VisualDxHealth™ Worldwide Web pages such as text, images, and graphics are for informational purposes only. The data is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical judgment. Please see our disclaimer.