Dysplastic nevi syndrome is a health condition wherein a person is having many atypical moles, which can look irregular and mimic melanoma (skin cancer). While these moles are not not cancerous ...

While most moles remain completely harmless throughout a person’s lifetime, approximately 10 percent of American adults develop at least one atypical mole, also called a dysplastic nevus.

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Nevus sebaceous: This type typically grows on the scalp, leaving a bald and raised patch. Over time, it can change, turning yellow or orange and becoming “pebbly” or bumpy.

You may be more likely to develop multiple moles if you have lighter skin or are frequently in the sun. Other aspects, like your age, can also factor in.

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