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How do you get rid of facial skin lesions?

To get rid of facial skin lesions, visit a qualified dermatologist for an exam. Although over-the-counter treatments are available for lesions such as warts, it is always recommended that you receive proper treatment from a trained professional.

Facial skin lesions can be removed using various methods, but the most common involves shaving or cutting away the growth, freezing the skin for removal, or using electricity or laser technology to selectively destroy the growth tissue while leaving the normal tissue intact.

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