A nevus or a mole - a skin formation made of modified cells of the skin pigment melanin - is defined by domestic dermatologists as a melaniform nevus, which can be acquired or congenital.
Experts believe that Becker's nevus is one of the sporadically occurring and rarely encountered types of epidermal melanocytic nevus, that is, a pigment mass on the skin. It is also defined as non-uniform melanosis or Becker gamartome pigment
Melanoma or skin cancer is one of the most common and most dangerous types of cancer. This disease is prone to metastasis, with metastases appearing very quickly unlike other cancers that people live with for several years.
Every person on his body notices dark pigmented spots - moles. In some people, they are single, and for someone, there are whole placers of dissimilar markers, differing in size and structure.
Fortunately, melanoma is very rare in children, so knowing the symptoms and the main manifestations of the disease is very important for timely treatment.
The appearance of moles on the body is a normal physiological process, having its own causes. Small flat nevuses on the baby's body touch the parents. A lovely mole on the cheek, shoulder or buttock is considered even a kind of charm or "zest" in the image of a person.
A healthy skin is an ornament of any person. But it can appear various growths, most often it's a nevus. Consider what to do in such a situation and how to recognize pathology?
