There is an actress named Jessica Paré (she hasn't done much in recent years but she played Don Draper's second wife Megan on Mad Men if you saw that) who has a bunch of moles on her face, including several raised moles, and I think they are very beautiful. Obviously she is a very beautiful person anyway, but I think the moles enhance her beauty, like they enhance her great bone structure and big, expressive features by keeping her face from looking too perfect.

She almost always covers them up but on Mad Men, I remember there were many scenes where they were visible (her characters is supposed to be very fresh faced and "natural" and modern, as opposed to Don's more done up, old fashioned first wife Betty) and I always found them very striking.

I like freckles for this reason, too. Maya Rudolph's freckles are so charming and I love when you can see them. Again, they seem to enhance her beauty, not detract.

I have a mole near my eye that I think is pretty. I have another right under my chin that I don't like as much as will cover up in certain circumstances. Placement, size, shape, and whether or not they are raised can all really impact whether a mole is attractive or not.

Anonymous wrote:Several years ago my derm told me the only one who needs a mole on her face is Cindy Crawford.

OP here. They don’t NEED them, but many gorgeous women have them. Mine are most like Natalie Portman’s, but Jennifer Lawrence, Blake Lively, Scarlett Johansson, Rachel McAdams, and others have prominent moles and are considered very beautiful.