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What is the risk of a small nevous sebaceous in face sine birth to turn into skin cancer. my dr. said less than 1 % and forget it ? is this true? thx
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Watch it: You can have it off if it bothers you or if it's your personal preference to have a little scar instead. The risk is low. Little cancers that arise in these things can be excised without danger to you.
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