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How Is A Conjunctival Nevus Removed? In this informative video, we will discuss conjunctival nevi, a common type of pigmented spot found on the surface of the eye. While these lesions are generally harmless, there are times when removal may be necessary. We will cover the various methods available for removing a conjunctival nevus, including the advantages and disadvantages of each approach.

You'll learn about the popular laser treatment options, specifically argon laser thermocoagulation and photoablation, which are often recommended for superficial nevi. We will also discuss surgical excision, a more invasive method used for deeper or vascularized lesions, highlighting the differences in comfort, recovery time, and potential risks associated with each technique.

Additionally, we will emphasize the importance of regular eye exams in monitoring conjunctival nevi. Eye care professionals play a vital role in identifying any changes that may warrant further evaluation or treatment. If you have any concerns about a conjunctival nevus, this video will guide you on how to approach your eye care provider for the best advice tailored to your needs.

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