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        Hi! I know this is an older post but I am going through the same thing! Wondering how it all turned out? My diagnosis (after have 2 reports done one saying insitu and one say .55mm) But my nevus is going down to 1.5mm. They said excision is recommended and SNLB is something i should talk about but not 100% needed. Did you do this?

        jessann
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          Hi! I know this is an older post but I am going through the same thing! Wondering how it all turned out? My diagnosis (after have 2 reports done one saying insitu and one say .55mm) But my nevus is going down to 1.5mm. They said excision is recommended and SNLB is something i should talk about but not 100% needed. Did you do this?

          jessann
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            Hi! I know this is an older post but I am going through the same thing! Wondering how it all turned out? My diagnosis (after have 2 reports done one saying insitu and one say .55mm) But my nevus is going down to 1.5mm. They said excision is recommended and SNLB is something i should talk about but not 100% needed. Did you do this?

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