Red-flag criteria include rapid lesion growth, marked asymmetry, ulceration or spontaneous bleeding, nodularity, color variegation, induration, fixation to underlying tissues, pain, or associated systemic symptoms, all of which warrant prompt referral and histopathological evaluation to exclude malignancy [12,14,34,35,36,37]
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