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Pigmented skin lesions are areas of increased melanin or melanocytic proliferation that range from common benign findings to lesions requiring closer clinical evaluation. Recognizing the characteristic features of common benign pigmented skin Smoker's Melanosis Benign oral mucosal pigmentation seen in smokers Due to increased melanin production, not melanocyte number Clinical Diffuse brown macules patches Usually flat, irregular Most common Pigmented Lesions of the Oral Mucosa Pocket Dentistry Melanotic Macules, Naevi, and Melanoma Springer Nature Link
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