Moles

Also known as nevi, moles are small, often benign spots that begin to appear in childhood. However, in some cases, they start to itch, which can be a cause for concern. How should one respond to an itching mole? Here's the essential information on this topic.

Melanomas are highly aggressive skin cancers that can be fatal if not detected early. Between 20 and 30% of them result from the transformation of a mole, hence the importance of regular monitoring. While an annual consultation with a dermatologist is recommended, self-examination using the ABCDE method can help identify any atypical nevi between visits. Discover here what this technique involves.

We are not all equal when it comes to moles. In some individuals, they seem to multiply while they remain very sporadic in others. How can we explain these differences? Discover in this article why some individuals have more moles than others.

Moles can appear at any age and at any time. Some individuals may have many, while others may only have a few. As we age, it sometimes seems as if our moles are multiplying. How can we explain this phenomenon? Let's delve into this question together.

Moles are a common part of our daily lives, but not all are harmless. Melanoma, a particularly aggressive skin cancer, can sometimes develop from a simple mole. However, it can be challenging to differentiate a melanoma from a simple mole. Continue reading to learn more about the differences between the two.