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29 year old male with no history of skin conditions or similar lesions. Feels otherwise well. Does have some other small strawberry angiomas but no other concerning. Developed over 4 weeks or so, pretty consistent in size but slightly larger over last 1-2 weeks. Concerning re: nodular melanoma? Or is it looking more like angiokeratoma or thrombosed angioma?

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