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05-24-2024, 03:31 AM
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Nevus Comedonicus
A comedo naevus (comedo nevus), also known as naevus comedonicus, is a rare, benign, cutaneous anomaly consisting of grouped, dilated follicular openings containing soft, dark keratin that resemble comedones. Some authorities consider it to be a hamartoma arising from pilosebaceous follicles; others consider it to be an epidermal naevus involving hair follicles. They are usually solitary but may be part of a comedo naevus syndrome with associated skeletal, central nervous system, ocular, and other cutaneous abnormalities. |
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05-24-2024, 10:38 PM
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Re: Nevus Comedonicus
You know, there are websites and endless You Tube videos dedicated to picking black heads. Get a good pair of tweezers and start filming that shit!! Start your own channel, make some money, use it for some medical help! There are people who would pay you to pick at those little black beauties!!!
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