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How often should i have a professional skin check if, in the past, i've had a "compound melanocytic nevus with architectural disorder and moderate to focally severe cytologic atypia"? i'm 32 years old and this diagnosis was made when i was 27. great aun
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Nevus: If the lesion is stable for 5 years since the diagnosis, have it examined at least once a year, if any change at all needs immediate examination.
Answered 10/7/2014
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