Moles are a common feature on our skin, often seen as harmless spots that add character to our appearance. However, when these moles begin to grow or change in appearance, it’s a signal your body ...

Every person has moles on their body. Some people are born with moles, while others develop them sometime after birth. Generally, people consider moles to be just a mark, but in Samudrika Shastra (the ...

Birthmarks and moles are types of skin markings that are mostly harmless. But because moles may rarely turn into skin cancer (melanoma), it's important to be able to tell these skin issues apart. A ...

Moles have always carried a certain mystery. In old school astrology and Indian face-reading traditions, a mole wasn’t just a dot, it was a hint, a whisper, a tiny map of personality and destiny. Some ...

Stretch marks are super normal. You likely know this anecdotally, but data testifies to the fact: around 75 to 90% of pregnant women will develop the lines according to research published in the ...

If I cast my mind back several years, I can distinctly recall an ex-boyfriend telling me my back "looks like a Maryland cookie" – which is to say, it is adorned with a generous scattering of moles. As ...