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Some skin growths are cancerous, such as those related to Bowen disease. Most are benign, such as angiomas, prurigo nodularis, pyogenic granuloma, steatocystoma multiplex and seborrheic keratoses. Some growths, such as keratoacanthomas, resemble cancerous tumors and should be checked by a physician. Growths may resemble rashes with raised bumps or scarring, such as keloids.

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