NEVI IN CHILDREN: CLINICO-DERMOSCOPIC CONCEPTS ASSOCIATED WITH LOCATION.

The most common type of nevus in children solid brown, was found to be universal for all locations, and presented dermoscopically with the predominant characteristic of globular structures. Clinically different nevi in children were presented with pronounced symmetry and were mostly characterized by two-component dermoscopic features. Spitz nevi presented as single moles on the face and upper extremities, and Eclipse nevi as multiple pigmented nevi on the scalp.