What does a birthmark on the instep mean?

Birthmarks are also a type of mole. According to physiognomy, moles on the human body are divided into auspicious moles and evil moles. Everyone likes auspicious moles because they can bring good luck to themselves, while most people would like to remove evil moles if possible. So is the mole on the instep a good mole or a bad mole? What does a mole on the instep mean? What influence does the mole on the instep have on your fortune?

What does a birthmark on the instep mean?

Physiognomy

From the perspective of physiognomy, a mole on the instep of a foot indicates that the person is always on the move and will be busy all his life. This person's fortune, career, and even love luck are not very good, and he is particularly prone to attracting villains. He often works hard but often does useless work. Therefore, people with this mole, regardless of gender, must be careful in what they say and do and never stir up trouble to avoid causing bigger problems.

Medical perspective

From a medical point of view, the mole on the instep is a melanocytic nevus, which is a skin reaction caused by an increase in melanocytes in the epidermis and dermis. If a person has a mole on the instep of his foot and the color of the mole is too dark, it means that the person has a hidden illness in some part of his body. If a person has a mole on the instep of his foot and the color is not particularly dark, generally there is no major health problem.

Personality Analysis

In physiognomy, people with moles on the instep of their feet are more introverted, not good at expressing themselves, and tend to be dull. Whether in life or career, he always has a dependent heart, and he is not proactive enough in doing things, and he is not willing to think more. He is a timid person who fears trouble. Therefore, people with this kind of mole are often disliked in society and lose their popularity.

Illustration of moles on different parts of the instep

Mole on big toe

Because the mole on the thumb represents power, people with moles on their toes are potential leaders. A mole on the left big toe indicates great power, while a mole on the right big toe indicates management.

Mole on the index finger

This position is Taichong point. People with moles here have excessive liver qi and are prone to liver and gallbladder diseases. They should pay attention to resolving anger and not be too persistent or competitive about everything. Otherwise, your fortune in career will be easily affected, and the money you earn will be easily poached by peers and colleagues.

Mole on the middle finger of the instep

This position represents an individual's Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming. A mole here represents poor spleen and stomach qi. The person will become lazier, waste his money, have problems with popularity among friends, and his living environment and circumstances will become worse and worse. In terms of emotions, there is a lack of intimacy between men and women, and they lack patience in doing things.

Mole on little toe

People with moles on their little toes are always passionate about relationships, but they often cannot persist for long and give up because they feel it is meaningless. Therefore, men with this kind of mole are prone to be promiscuous in relationships and appear to be particularly indecisive in their careers.

Mole on the side of the foot

People who have moles on the sides of their feet and ankles make money on the road. Most of their wealth comes from the flow between regions, so they are always on the go, so such people have a hard-working destiny. In addition, people with moles on their ankles will be considerate of others throughout their lives. They are more straightforward and persistent in relationships, but often things go against their wishes and they cannot control the development of their relationships. Therefore, people with such moles also suffer in their relationships.

The above is an introduction to what the birthmark on the instep represents. For more content, please pay attention to the physiognomy special topic on the Dream Interpreter website.