Dysplastic Nevi Moles
February 2nd, 2010 | 
Author: Dysplastic Nevi moles are larger than the average mole that most people have, these are moles that are larger than average and also have irregular shapes. These moles often have uneven color with dark brown centers and the uneven edges are lighter in color.
These moles are ones that can be hereditary, being passed from parent to child, and any changes in these moles should be checked by a physician. These types of moles do have a greater chance of developing melanoma.
Often people that have dysplastic nevi moles have as many as one hundred moles on their bodies and if the appearance of the mole changes it should be checked by a dermatologist to ensure that melanoma is not developing. These are not the type of moles that will fade with age and in some cases are removed from the body. They should be checked often either with a mirror or by another person for any changes.
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