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Medical Conditions - Benign Nevus

A benign nevus of the eyes is a small, pigmented growth in the eye. It is also called an eye freckle. It can develop in the front of the eye, under the retina, or around the iris. Conjunctival nevus is a type of benign nevus that forms on the conjunctiva. No treatment is necessary since it does not affect vision or cause problems. Treatment is only required if the doctor suspects the condition to be eye melanoma.

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