Self-removal of a mole: consequences of acid preparations

Removal of benign melanocytic nevi is commonly sought by patients for aesthetic reasons. Treatment of benign nevi is not routinely available within the Health Service Executive or NHS unless there is diagnostic uncertainty.[1–3][1] Without access to healthcare services for surgical treatment,

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BMJ Case Reports
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bcr-2024-259801
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Social Media in Health Education
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Self-removal of a mole: consequences of acid preparations

Jason Hynes, Grace Hennessy, Richard Watchorn
BMJ Case Reports
Social Media in Health Education
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Self-removal of a mole: consequences of acid preparations

Jason Hynes, Grace Hennessy, Richard Watchorn
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Removal of benign melanocytic nevi is commonly sought by patients for aesthetic reasons. Treatment of benign nevi is not routinely available within the Health Service Executive or NHS unless there is diagnostic uncertainty.[1–3][1] Without access to healthcare services for surgical treatment,

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