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I have a dark red dot on my lower lip it does not hurt. its not a bubble or blister .i want to cure it could someone help.
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Leave it alone: This may be a small hemagiona. It can be treated if you want it off, but you will need professional care. See a derm doc if you want it off.
Answered 4/19/2016
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