Benign, non-harmful
seborrheic keratoses of the scalp in an older gentleman.
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A
large mole (congenital nevus) of the trunk of a young boy measuring
three inches across. A biopsy or sample of the darkest area was
taken to check for any cancerous cells or abnormal cells. Moles
arising at birth or within the first years of life have a higher
chance of melanoma than those that arise later if they are over
one-third of an inch in size. |
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An unusual photo of three types of
dysplastic nevi (atypical moles). Upper left is a relatively clustered
group of cells that are darker in nature. Central lesion is a newly
erupting mole and the bottom right lesion is the classic fried egg
appearance of a dysplastic mole.
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