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Could birthmarks appear from puberty?
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Confusing question: Birthmark is a term applied to a variety of skin surface findings that are usually present at birth or within the first month or so. New patches/ growths/ spots that arise during puberty would not be considered birthmarks.
Answered 4/7/2014
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