For the last several months I have had this single red pore near the tip of my nose. It hasn't changed in size or color, and is painless. Is this possibly cancerous? Or something that could cosmetically be fixed?
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Answer: Recommend doing hyfrecation to minimize appearance. Combine with TCA to close open pore.
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