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I have a friend who went to several doctors to check a bump under his lower lip and did a biopsy on it , the result was it is a cancerous cell. how would you recommend it be removed? thank you
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It depends : It should be evaluated by a dermatologist and they will decide what type of removal to do based on the type of cancer it is
Answered 4/4/2016
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