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nomit, on 21 December 2011 - 12:09 AM, said:
Most lesions (benign or malignant) will in some way need to be connected to the vascular system to maintain nutrition and provide an optimal environment for cancerous cells, infections, or the simple accumulation of sebum (as is the case with sebaceous cysts). In this manner, it's unusual for a relatively simple, obvious lesion to be inoperable, especially if your surgeon is specialized in the subject.
As the condition is likely isolated to the dermis/epidermis, your dermatologist would definitely be your best bet. That said, though it never hurts to ask for him to take a closer look, he is an educated, competent individual that completed years of schooling, and even more in specializing in dermatology: if he says it's benign and transient, odds are he's right (however frustrating it may be).
Good luck.
As the condition is likely isolated to the dermis/epidermis, your dermatologist would definitely be your best bet. That said, though it never hurts to ask for him to take a closer look, he is an educated, competent individual that completed years of schooling, and even more in specializing in dermatology: if he says it's benign and transient, odds are he's right (however frustrating it may be).
Good luck.
Would it be possible to get this
Edited by Pord, 02 January 2012 - 11:48 AM.
