What are sebaceous moles?

Answer 1

a cyst on the sebaceous gland or the skin. I have them; mine are (fortunately for me) almost all on the scalp hidden by hair). In practice, they are a lot like pimples that never entirely go away. They pretty much always itch, when infected they hurt a little too. They constantly form dry little caps, often with a little blackhead-like dot. Picking at them is one more way I have of fidgeting. Since they are merely a minor nuisance and are hidden by my hair, I've never had anything done about them. Treatment seldom takes permanent care of the problem, anyway.

There are many kinds of cysts and some may be serious. If the cyst grows or stays around for awhile, it is best to check in with your doctor.

Answer 2

Sebaceous glands make oily lubricants for the skin and the hair of hunams and animals. they are located in the hair follicles of the skin but do also occure in hairless areas except the palms of your hands and the soles of your feet.

Skin glands that secrete sebum

Answer 3

the oil from an oil gland if not washed away will oxidize and become solid blocking the pore,once this has happend oil can still be produced inside the pore ,in some cases the area fills up but the plug doesnt come outcreating a larger and larger ball of oil also known as sebum

Answer 4

A structure found within the skin that houses the oil-producing glands and hair follicles, where pimples form.

Answer 5

Sebaceous moles, which are produced by over-active oil glands and are yellow and rough-textured.

Answer 6

Sebaceous gland is a very small gland, which is placed in the dermis of your skin. It secretes the oily secretion, called as sebum.

Answer 7

sebaceous is an oil producing gland

Answer 8

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