Moles (black flat or raised), warts (rough skin coloured), and skin tags (soft skin like) are the most prevalent types of skin growths. Warts must be treated as soon as possible. Mole and skin tags are treated cosmetically or if they cause discomfort or edema. Cancerous mole alterations are less prevalent in Indian skin.
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The appearance of a mole or nevus is caused by the clustering of melanocytes (color-producing cells in the skin) rather than their distribution across the skin. They might be present from birth or appear later in life. They may darken during pregnancy, during development years, and after being exposed to sunshine. It is usual for size and color to alter gradually over time. However, a dramatic change in size, color, or texture suggests that a mole is becoming a malignancy.
A wart or verruca is a rough skin growth caused by a viral infection in the skin. HPV (Human Papillomavirus) infects the skin and promotes fast cell proliferation on the skin’s surface. It is most usually found on the fingers, beard region, hands, foot, and genital area.
A skin tag / Achrochordon is a harmless skin growth. It manifests itself as soft hanging skin from the neck, armpits, groin, breast folds, and eyes.
A wart is an HPV viral infection. It can occur when raw skin comes into touch with a virus, for example, after mild trauma, scratching, or shaving. It is only rarely transmitted sexually.
Mole and skin tags are typically harmless growths. Family history, light exposure, weight, and hormonal fluctuations can all influence look and development.
