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Neurofibromatosis type 1

2019-01-28 05:02:57
My mother has neurofibromatosis type 1 from more than 10 years.plastic surgery has done on her face but only few moles were able to detached from the skin while other are too small or what ? I want your advice on where should I take her to have proper surgery of it or any other treatment.
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You can consult any dermatologist and plastic surgeon together. As would require advice and treatment of both the specialities.
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Have patience NF is difficult to treat.

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