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Energy-based treatment to stimulate collagen and improve mild skin laxity.
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A verrucous (epidermal) nevus is a raised, rough, often linear lesion caused by overgrowth of the outer skin layer. Because the abnormality is structural rather than purely pigmentary, treatment is ablative — CO2 laser or surgical excision — rather than pigment-targeting. Recurrence is possible if the deeper cells are not fully addressed.
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