Congenital giant nevi, which are often treated with disfiguring surgeries, carry an increased risk of skin ... - Verve Times
About one in 20,000 infants is born with what's called a congenital giant nevus -- a huge, pigmented mole that may cover much of the face and body. Due to the mole's appearance and its risk of later developing into skin cancer, many patients decide t
About one in 20,000 infants is born with what’s called a congenital giant nevus — a huge, pigmented mole that may cover much of the face and body. Due to the mole’s appearance and its risk of later d… [+2963 chars]
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