The most beauteous mole in the world Above is closeup of supermodel Cindy Crawford's famous "beauty mark" (aka "mole", "nevus", "birthmark") near upper right corner of her mouth. I (BMcC) find nothing attractive about moles (aka "beauty marks"). I was born with a large mole on my chest. When I was a teenager, pieces fell out of it and it bled some (I may have scratched it, too...). Luckily, I got it removed before it became cancerous, but the experience left me with a life-long terror of melanoma. Have you inspected your body for potentially cancerous moles? Have you had a physician check your body for potentially cancerous moles? Also: Avoid sun exposure and "tanning salons", since sun exposure increases risk of developing potentially lethal skin cancers. Picture of Ms. Crawford's mole courtesy of dermatologist Dr. Vail Reese. Please visit his fun and educational dermatological website: http://www.skinema.com. Dr. Reese says Ms. Crawford's mole is probably benign. The most sacred mole in the world: "[T]he prophet Muhammad... had... a dark mole the size of a pigeon's egg, between his shoulder blades." ("An internalised image: As newspapers in France and Germany reprint controversial caricatures of Muhammad, Stephen Bates looks at the issues surrounding depictions of the prophet", The Guardian, 02Feb06)		Melanoma. Learn more!

 
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