Iv discovered a weird thing on the back of my daughters neck, it looks like a small black stone has been wedged into one of her pores.. should i be worried? its not a black head its too big! she said shes had it for about a year, its only now i have noticed it-she said it was smaller
With this descriptions it seems to be a sebaceous cyst ,which is nothing but a nodular lesions with in the skin and at times it gets calcified to form a stone like mass.
Nape of neck is the most common place to have it.
This would require a small surgery to get it removed .There is nothing be scared of as it is a very benign condition.
What it contains is nothing but sebum.
The other possibility is of LIPOMA,which is nothing but a fat lobule with in a bag.
This too can be excised and removed surgically.
Kindly show to a dermatologist for confirmation.
regards,
Dr.Bharat chawda
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What Is This Weird Thing On My Daughters Neck ?
Hi!rachel, Welcome To HealthcareMagic forum, With this descriptions it seems to be a sebaceous cyst ,which is nothing but a nodular lesions with in the skin and at times it gets calcified to form a stone like mass. Nape of neck is the most common place to have it. This would require a small surgery to get it removed .There is nothing be scared of as it is a very benign condition. What it contains is nothing but sebum. The other possibility is of LIPOMA,which is nothing but a fat lobule with in a bag. This too can be excised and removed surgically. Kindly show to a dermatologist for confirmation. regards, Dr.Bharat chawda