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Results 1 - 10 of 10 for Hair nevus
  1. ... remove: Benign or pre-malignant skin lesions Warts Moles Sunspots Hair Small blood vessels in the skin Tattoos CRYOTHERAPY ...
  2. ... of the following: Brown to bluish-black color Hair Regular or uneven borders Smaller affected areas near the larger nevus (maybe) Smooth, irregular, or wart-like skin surface ...
  3. ... Blue, green, or grey eyes Blond or red hair Overexposure to x-rays or other forms of radiation Many moles Close relatives who have or had skin cancer ...
  4. ... called melanin. Melanin is responsible for skin and hair color. Melanoma can appear on normal skin. Sometimes it can develop from moles. Moles that are present at birth may develop ...
  5. ... not disappear. They usually are not visible as hair grows. Port-wine stains are often permanent.
  6. ... as the trunk or arms. Other signs of birthmarks are: Abnormally dark or light skin Growth of hair from pigmented skin Skin lesion (area that is ...
  7. Laser surgery can be used to: Remove warts , moles , sunspots, and tattoos Reduce skin wrinkles, scars, and other skin blemishes Remove dilated blood vessels and redness Remove hair Remove skin cells that could turn into cancer ...
  8. ... Boils , painful, red bumps usually involving an infected hair ... dots in the bump Moles , skin-colored, tan, or brown bumps on the ...
  9. ... after delivery. It disappears by 1 week. Colored birthmarks or skin markings may include: Congenital nevi are moles (darkly pigmented skin markings) that may be present ...
  10. ... cell cancer. Any change in an existing wart , mole , or other skin lesion could be a sign ...