wart or mole

How Can I Differentiate Between a Mole and a Wart?

Moles are usually:
- Pigmented (brown or black)
- Either flat or raised
- Symmetrical with smooth borders
Warts are typically:
- Skin-colored or slightly darker
- Rough in texture
- Often found on hands, feet, and knees

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