“…14 Therefore, aesthetics and functionality are primary considerations in the management of these patients. 1,3,14,15 Clinical features and benign dermoscopic findings are reassuring and alleviate the need for a biopsy, 1-3 although the rare possibility of malignant transformation warrants close follow-up, 9,15 so we advise clinical and dermoscopic examination every 6 to 12 months-depending on the characteristics of the divided nevus-as is usually done with other congenital nevi. 17 Early dermoscopic signs of a melanoma of the mucosa could include structureless parts and gray color.…”