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Yes. Moles generally go through a life cycle of about 50 years of gradual change. Typically they start out flat and freckle-like, then enlarge over time. They commonly become darker during the teen years, during pregnancy, and upon exposure to the sun. Some develop hairs, and some become more raised and lighter in color.
