[header] How to examine a mole [title] Look for atypical moles. [step] The main way to tell if a mole is atypical is to know the difference between them and normal moles. Atypical moles, also known as dysplastic nevi, are most commonly seen on the chest and back.
[header] How to examine a mole [title] Look for atypical moles. [step] The main way to tell if a mole is atypical is to know the difference between them and normal moles. Atypical moles, also known as dysplastic nevi, are most commonly seen on the chest and back.
They are red, swollen, and have dark spots or lesions on them. They have five birthmarks on them, three males and one female. [title] Look for mole with reddish pimples. [step] Start by marking off pimples on the bump. These moles are usually greater than 6 mm in diameter and have more than two shades of brown or black on them. They look different than normal moles because their margins are irregular and, in most cases, they have a raised center, which is called a " fried-egg " appearance. Moles are lesions on the mammary glands. Atypical nevi is usually a dark red colored mole on the top of the chest area.