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I have a small flat slightly raised cyst under my skin on my upper chest . the dr said it was deep what could it be?
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Cysts: The 2 types of simple cysts would be sebaceous cyst(wen) and inclusion cyst. Both are benign but aren't usually very deep as opposed to certain malignant skin lesions. In my opinion, a dermatologist or general surgeon would be best to evaluate, advise and treat you.
Answered 1/5/2019
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