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Case Description

24 year old female with this hyperpigmented dark lesion in the right toe of more than 1 month duration. Not painful or any systemic symptoms. Alleged history of trauma in the same area. According to the patient, the lesion is still the same without any change in color. Any particular recommendation on how to treat it?

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