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alisdiar421 Posted - 07/01/2013 : 06:04:22
One of my friend is having red marks on his neck. He said that are from childhood. Are these due to skin cancer or not ?
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ryann Posted - 01/13/2014 : 22:33:51
The red marks must be birthmark. Many people I know have different types of birthmarks, such as marks on face, neck,legs and so on. So, relax!
SusanGantor Posted - 01/13/2014 : 03:17:53
No, I don’t think it skin cancer. That would be some of her birth mark or something and still you have second thought make sure you get a Dr Appointment or you can even use oxygen skincare products for skin problems, for more details visit http://www.karinherzog.com/de

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