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Retina Vitreous · Choroidal melanoma

Choroidal nevus (red arrow)

A common, benign pigmented spot (like a freckle or mole) located in the choroid layer at the back of the eye. Most are flat, harmless, and cause no symptoms, but they require regular eye doctor monitoring because a small percentage can change into a serious cancer called choroidal melanoma.

RPContributed byDr. Ridhima PaddaResident, .

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