There are many small brown moles on my chest

Everyone wants to have fair, flawless, smooth and delicate skin, but sometimes things don't go as we wish. Some people will find many small brown moles on their chest. They don’t know what this is. It looks very ugly. If you have small moles on your chest, you can’t wear beautiful clothes. This makes beautiful women very troubled. In this case, we need to see a dermatologist and then treat it according to the doctor's instructions.

The possibility of it being a pigmented nevus is relatively high, but in this case you need to go to the dermatology department of the hospital. It would be best to do a dermoscopy to see if there are any other adverse changes. If there are no adverse conditions, you can leave it alone. Of course, surgical removal is also an option.

Pigmented nevus is a benign neoplasm composed of nevus cells, also known as nevus cell nevus, cellular nevus, melanocytic nevus, and nevus. This disease is common and occurs in almost everyone, from infancy to the elderly. The number of cases increases with age, and often increases significantly during puberty. Women tend to have more moles than men, and white people tend to have more moles than black people. Occasionally seen on mucosal surfaces. There are various types of clinical manifestations. The color is mostly dark brown or ink black, and a few are colorless.

Reduce friction and external factors that damage the mole. Except for cosmetic reasons, no treatment is generally required. Pigmented nevi occurring on the palms, soles, waist, armpits, groin, shoulders and other areas prone to friction should be closely observed, especially those with irregular edges, uneven colors and a diameter ≥1.5 cm.

If it is found to be rapidly expanding, partially rising, ulcerating, or bleeding, it should be removed promptly. For larger lesions, surgical excision and skin grafting are performed; for smaller and superficial lesions, carbon dioxide laser treatment can be given. The treatment must be thorough, otherwise residual nevus cells are prone to recurrence.