Are pigmented moles on the body a disease

Many people have pigmented moles that can be seen anywhere on the body. Pigmented nevus, also known as nevus cell nevus, melanocytic nevus, and nevus, are benign tumors formed by local aggregation of melanotic nevus cells. The word benign tumor may scare some people. So, is the body's pigmented mole a disease?
Molecules can grow on any part of the body. Molecules can grow on the eyes, oral mucosa, under nails, scalp, external genitalia, etc., but the face and limbs are the most common.
The shapes of moles are varied, such as papules, macules, papillae, nodular, polypoid, etc. The colors are often brown or black perfect ass , and they can also be light yellow or skin color. Most of them are of different sizes. The small ones are only the size of sesame seeds and mung beans. The large ones can cover the large body. The number of them is variable, a few or dozens
Pigmented moles are usually divided into congenital and acquired.
Congenital moles: Skin damage at birth varies in size, with the largest affecting the entire back, neck, scalp or body. As we age, hairy people with superficial wrinkles are called verrucous pigmented nevus are called animal hides male chastity cages , and people with a diameter of more than 10cm are called congenital giant nevus. It is reported that the malignant transformation rate of this mole is about 10%.
Acquired moles: Appear after birth, mostly in children and adolescence, especially during adolescence giant dildo , they grow rapidly and stop growing after they grow up. After they grow up adult toys , the mole becomes lighter in color, smaller in size and softer.