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I have a bump on both my upper eyelids, I can't tell if they are skintags or moles...can someone help? (Photo)

January 9, 2015
Asked By:starology in Copperas Cove, TX

On both upper eyelids

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January 13, 2015

Answer: Eyelid Lesions

Lisa Kates, MD
January 13, 2015

Answer: Eyelid Lesions

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