Are subcutaneous black spots moles and the difference between black spots and moles

First, the formation method is different:

1. Mole: It is the first manifestation caused by the increase of melanocytes in the epidermis and dermis.

2. Black spots: Black spots are mainly due to the precipitation of melanin caused by long-term sun exposure and ultraviolet rays.

Second, the performance is different:

1. Moles: moles are convex, moles generally appear in dark color, black or dark brown, and the shape is mostly round or oval, some moles will be larger, moles on the face will affect the appearance, and some moles will be very small, in the form of a small dot.

2. Black dots: Black dots are relatively flat. Black dots usually grow on the face, sometimes on their own, sometimes in patches, and generally do not fade.

Generally speaking, there will be some small black dots on the body. They may be a mole or a black spot. However, both black spots and moles can affect the appearance.

No one wants to have so many little black dots on their body. Therefore, beauty lovers must pay attention to prevent the formation of these black spots and moles. So, what is the difference between a black spot and a mole?

First of all, black spots that are not raised in general may also be moles, which may be intradermal nevi or pigmented nevi. If it appears on the face or limbs, if it is felt that it affects the aesthetics and affects the psychology, it can be used through certain methods, the most common is laser**, surgery**, and some non-surgical methods are also more commonly used, such as electrocautery or electrodrying, etc.

Secondly, black spots can also be dark spots. Dark spots may be born due to genetic factors, or they may be caused by the sun when you don't pay attention to sun protection in the later stage. The difference between dark spots and moles is where dark spots grow mostly on the face, whereas moles can grow anywhere on the body.

Finally, black spots and moles have similarities. Both dark spots and moles can be caused by melanin. Therefore, ladies who pursue beauty should pay attention to reducing melanin in their bodies and not eating too much soy sauce.

Also pay attention to sun protection. In this way, you can effectively avoid melanin deposition on your body.

Moles generally appear in dark color, black or dark brown, and the shape is mostly round or oval, some moles will be larger, moles on the face will affect the appearance more, and some moles will be very small, in the form of a small dot. The black spots are mainly due to the melanin precipitation caused by long-term sun exposure and ultraviolet rays in the human body, which is actually the process of aging of the human body. These black dots sometimes appear individually, sometimes in patches, and generally do not subside.

Moles are relatively large, black, and taller, and the black spots that are not higher than ** are generally caused by melaninization, not considered moles This kind of black spots are easy to grow next to each other.

No. Black nevus, also known as melanocytic nevus, commonly known as moles, is the most common benign ** tumor in humans. Melanoma, also known as malignant melanoma, is a malignant tumor that is more malignant than melanocytes and more malignant than Qingqing.

1. Black nevus: it is divided into three types: junctional nevus, mixed nevus and intradermal nevus. The acquired mole is flat and black at first, and the black mole at this stage is called the junctional nevus.

As we age, moles slowly bulge into a black or light brown color, which is called a mixed mole. The posterior nevus may be hemispherical and protrude on the surface, and there may be hair, which is an intradermal nevus. Most of the various types of moles do not need **, except for the appearance of the eye, there is no impact on the health of the body;

2. Melanoma: It is closely related to long-term sun exposure, and trauma, viral infection, and low immune function may also be related to its occurrence and development. Melanoma often has expansive and dilated margins, rapid growth, dark pigmentation, nodular bulges on the surface, easy to ulcerate and hemorrhage, and satellite nodules or metastases appear rapidly after injury, and should be surgically removed immediately once diagnosed.