Halo mole
Halo nevus is a depigmented halo around the nevus cells, and the central pigmented nevus subsides later. It usually occurs before the age of 20, and the incidence of halo mole in patients with vitiligo ranges from 18% to 26%. Such as erythema or scabs, it can subside after a few months. However, there are cases where the central mole showing signs of inflammation does not subside.
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