Whether we like it or not, everyone has moles on their body or face. These sometimes make us think with aesthetic concerns, and some cause us to worry. After all, moles concern us all.
Some moles are congenital, some occur later. Both have the effect of heredity. The number of moles increases until the age of 20, when growth continues, and especially in adolescence. During pregnancy and menopause, new moles may appear or existing moles may enlarge. New moles may also occur after various traumas, sun effects and some infectious diseases. These are all normal.
WATCH ME:
The typical feature of problem moles is that they change. Therefore, it is important to monitor the moles on our body. If the symptoms listed below are noticed, a dermatologist should be consulted without wasting time.
Attention!
§ Growth
§ Color change
§ Bleeding
§ Asymmetry in shape or volume
§ Inflammation
§ Change of feeling; itching, pain, tickling, prickling etc.
These changes bring to mind skin cancer. Most of the time, SUN EFFECTS is responsible for this. The main factors in the transformation of moles into cancer; SUN is SUNBURNS and EXTREME SOLARUM.
Don’t be afraid to take moles
Doctors recommend removing these types of moles immediately. However, there is a suspicion among the public that it is dangerous to touch moles. On the contrary, if there is a possibility of danger, it will be removed by the removal of the mole.
Hairy moles:
One of the most frequently asked questions about moles is about hairy moles. The issue of tweezing or epilating these hairs is somewhat controversial. It is best to be cautious and shorten the hairs on the mole with scissors. However, if these hairs bother your eyes, photo or needle epilation is possible.
However, do not have this procedure done by anyone other than a dermatologist.
Meat moles:
flesh moles; skin-colored, protruding small patches of skin. These begin to form after the age of 30. Heredity is very decisive in the emergence of these moles.
Meat moles are not harmful. If it bothers the patient, they can be removed with a very short procedure.
Location of moles and prejudices:
In the past, moles on the palms, heels and genitals were thought to be more dangerous than others. However, studies have determined that 10% of people have such moles. Thus, the doubt on these moles was alleviated. On the other hand, moles on the feet of women and on the back of men began to be observed more carefully. Despite all doubts and generalization efforts, the location of moles is not decisive.
The most important factors are; The type, texture or change of moles. Some moles may darken, become swollen, inflamed, crust over or bleed over time. All this may or may not be dangerous. The only thing left to do is to see a dermatologist without making too many comments or fears.
flesh moles
flesh moles; skin-colored, protruding small patches of skin. These begin to form after the age of 30. There is no clear medical information about the causes of its occurrence. Heredity is very decisive in the formation of these moles.
They are not aesthetically pleasing, but they are not harmful. If it bothers the patient, they can be removed with a very short procedure. Many patients complain of moles rubbing against clothing or jewelry. If these moles get stuck somewhere, they will panic. However, there is nothing to be afraid of. The remaining part of the skin can be removed by laser or cautery, and there is no problem left.
